The Relationship of Reflective Functioning to Parent Child Interactions in a Sample of Fathers With Concurrent Intimate Partner Violence Perpetration and Substance Abuse Problems.
The Relationship of Reflective Functioning to Parent Child Interactions in a Sample of Fathers With Concurrent Intimate Partner Violence Perpetration and Substance Abuse Problems.
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DOI：
10.1007/s10896-015-9775-x
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发表时间：
2016-05
影响因子：
3.8
通讯作者：
Coates EE
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作者：
Stover CS;Coates EE
这项研究是第一次检查反射功能（RF）和直接的亲子互动的父亲与并发的亲密伴侣暴力（IPV）犯罪和药物滥用（SA）的问题。24个父亲，与1至7岁的孩子，完成了一个结构化的采访，以评估RF，自我报告的措施，攻击性的父母行为，IPV犯下的严重程度，SA的严重程度，并与他们的孩子编码的游戏会话。三个同时多元回归的结果显示，RF在父亲与观察到的养育行为没有显着相关。然而，父亲的SA严重性成为一个显着的预测儿童回避行为和二元紧张，和父亲的IPV犯严重性的儿童回避行为和二元收缩贡献独特的方差。这些结果表明，父亲的SA的严重程度和IPV的犯罪行为可能是更显着的因素，在预测他们的父子互动比父亲的RF。
This study is the first to examine reflective functioning (RF) and direct parent-child interactions of fathers with concurrent intimate partner violence (IPV) perpetration and substance abuse (SA) problems. Twenty-four fathers, with children between the age of one and seven, completed a structured interview to assess RF, self-report measures of hostile-aggressive parenting behaviors, IPV perpetration severity, SA severity, and a coded play session with their children. Results of three simultaneous multiple regressions revealed that RF in fathers was not associated significantly with observed parenting behaviors. However, fathers’ SA severity emerged as a significant predictor for child avoidant behavior and dyadic tension, and fathers’ IPV perpetration severity contributed unique variance to child avoidant behavior and dyadic constriction. These results suggest that fathers’ SA severity and IPV perpetration behaviors may be more salient factors in predicting their father-child interactions than paternal RF.