Crouch, Julie L Bridgett, David J Milner, Joel S Cote, Kreila Lelakowska, Gabriela Davila, America McKay, Erin Savoree, Shelby
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Journal of interpersonal violence
Research suggests that prolonged infant crying may increase risk for child physical abuse (CPA). However, few studies have examined behavioral responses to infant crying among parents at risk for CPA. The present study sought to fill this gap by using a simulated infant to examine how mothers and fathers with varying degrees of CPA risk respond to ...
Palmer, Emily Woolgar, Matt Carter, Ben Cartwright-Hatton, Sam Challacombe, Fiona L
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Child and adolescent mental health
The evidence suggests an increased risk of developing anxiety problems in children of anxious parents. The current study explored the feasibility and acceptability of an intervention with anxious parents of young children, to inform the possibility of further trials. Participants were recruited through primary and secondary care psychological servi...
Sullivan, Alexandra D W Brier, Zoe M F Legrand, Alison C van Stolk-Cooke, Katherine Jovanovic, Tanja Norrholm, Seth D Garavan, Hugh Forehand, Rex Price, Matthew
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Child maltreatment
Background: The transition to adulthood is a period of increased risk for emergent psychopathology; emerging adults with a childhood maltreatment history are at risk for poor outcomes. Method: Using a multi-measure, transdisciplinary, cross-sectional design, this study tested whether participant-reported positive parenting, a potential resilience-p...
Omulec, Andrej
Doktorska disertacija z naslovom »Povezava psihosocialnega razvoja s stili starševske vzgoje ter njegovo spodbujanje v relacijski družinski terapiji« raziskuje povezavo psihosocialnega razvoja s stili starševske vzgoje ter spodbujanje psihosocialnega razvoja znotraj procesa terapije po paradigmi relacijske zakonske in družinske terapije. Teoretični...
Kocaadam-Bozkurt, Betül Sözlü, Saniye Macit-Çelebi, Melahat Sedanur
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Frontiers in Nutrition
Aim Parental behaviors and the home environment are two of the most effective ways to adopt healthy eating and active lifestyles. For this reason, it is crucial to understand children's nutritional habits, analyze the dynamics related to parental factors, diagnose and treat childhood obesity in the early period, and prevent adulthood obesity. This ...
Entenberg, G. A. Dosovitsky, G. Aghakhani, S. Mostovoy, K. Carre, N. Marshall, Z. Benfica, D. Mizrahi, S. Testerman, A. Rousseau, A.
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Frontiers in Digital Health
Background The use of chatbots to address mental health conditions have become increasingly popular in recent years. However, few studies aimed to teach parenting skills through chatbots, and there are no reports on parental user experience. Aim: This study aimed to assess the user experience of a parenting chatbot micro intervention to teach how t...
Dubreucq, Marine Lysaker, Paul H. Dubreucq, Julien
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Frontiers in Psychiatry
Background While many persons with serious mental illness (SMI) consider intimate relationships and becoming parent as central parts of their lives deeply affecting wellbeing and recovery, others anticipate facing multiple challenges in these life domains. This qualitative study sought to explore the perspectives of persons with SMI and mental heal...
Portengen, Christel M. van Baar, Anneloes L. Endendijk, Joyce J.
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Frontiers in Psychology
Parental gender socialization refers to ways in which parents teach their children social expectations associated with gender. Relatively little is known about the mechanisms underlying gender socialization. An overview of cognitive and neural processes underlying parental gender socialization is provided. Regarding cognitive processes, evidence ex...
Nakic Radoš, Sandra Ayers, Susan Horsch, Antje
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Frontiers in Psychology
McKinney, Cliff Hovanec, Sarah E Szkody, Erica Walker, Courtney S
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Journal of interpersonal violence
Although most parental discipline research examines the effects of discipline in children and adolescents, recent research has demonstrated that emerging adults continue to receive parental discipline. Importantly, a newly validated instrument for assessing discipline specifically during emerging adulthood has been created. Scales from this instrum...