Parental attitudes associated with social deviance in preadolescent boys.
Parental attitudes associated with social deviance in preadolescent boys.
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父母的态度与青春期前男孩的社会偏差有关。
DOI:
10.1037/h0044640
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发表时间:
1962
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通讯作者:
Lucy Rau
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作者:
C. L. Winder;Lucy Rau
On the assumption that interpersonal behavior of children is a product of parental attitude, peer evaluations of dimensions of interpersonal behavior such as aggression, dependency, withdrawal, depression, and likeability were correlated with responses by parents on a specially devised attitude scale which yielded measures on such dimensions as ambivalence, strictness, punitiveness, encouragement of autonomy, model identity, and a measure of parental adjustment. Among the peer group ratings, likeability was negatively correlated with the other dimensions. The parental attitudes that correlated with boys judged by their peers to be socially deviant were: ambivalence, punitiveness, restrictiveness, and low maternal self-esteem.(PsycInfo Database Record (c) 2022 APA, all rights reserved)