RELIGIONS ROLE IN ORGANIZING FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS - FAMILY PROCESS IN RURAL, 2-PARENT AFRICAN-AMERICAN FAMILIES
RELIGIONS ROLE IN ORGANIZING FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS - FAMILY PROCESS IN RURAL, 2-PARENT AFRICAN-AMERICAN FAMILIES
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DOI：
10.2307/353600
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发表时间：
1994-11-01
影响因子：
6
通讯作者：
MCCRARY, C
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作者：
BRODY, GH;STONEMAN, Z;MCCRARY, C
我们提出了一个家庭过程模型，将母亲和父亲的正式宗教信仰与婚姻互动质量、父母共同照顾者的支持和冲突、父母-青年关系质量以及父母使用不一致/喋喋不休的养育策略联系起来。样本包括90名非洲裔美国青年和他们的已婚父母，他们住在南部农村。非裔美国人社区成员参与了自我报告工具和用于测试模型的观察性研究方法的开发。研究结果支持了大多数假设。宗教信仰与较高水平的婚姻互动质量和共同照顾者的支持有关，与较低水平的婚姻和共同照顾者冲突有关。宗教信仰对亲子关系质量的影响受婚姻关系和共同照顾关系的中介作用。
We proposed a family process model that links maternal and paternal formal religiosity to marital interaction quality, parental cocaregiver support and conflict, parent-youth relationship quality, and parental use of inconsistent/nattering parenting strategies. The sample included 90 African American youths and their married parents, who lived in the rural South. African American community members participated in the development of the self-report instruments and observational research methods used to test the model. The results supported most of the hypotheses. Religiosity was linked with higher levels of marital interaction quality and co-caregiver support, and with lower levels of marital and co-caregiver conflict. The associations between religiosity and parent-youth relationship quality were mediated by the marital and co-caregiver relationships.