Warmth and legitimacy beliefs contextualize adolescents' negative reactions to parental monitoring
Warmth and legitimacy beliefs contextualize adolescents' negative reactions to parental monitoring
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DOI：
10.1016/j.adolescence.2016.05.013
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发表时间：
2016-08-01
影响因子：
3.8
通讯作者：
Laird, Robert D.
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作者：
LaFleur, Laura K.;Zhao, Yinan;Laird, Robert D.
这项研究试图找出父母的监控行为与青少年的负面反应(即被控制和侵犯的感觉)最密切相关的条件。242名居住在美利坚合众国的青少年(49.2%为男性；男性年龄为15.4岁)报告了父母的监督和温暖，以及他们自己被控制和侵犯的感觉，以及对父母权威合法性的信念。分析测试了温暖和合法性信念是否缓和和/或抑制了父母的监控行为和青少年的负面反应之间的联系。监督与更多的负面反应有关，控制合法性、信仰和温暖。更多的监督只在较弱的合法性信念和较低的热情水平上与更多的负面反应相关。监测和消极反应之间的联系对监测发生的背景很敏感，在以低热情和弱合法性信念为特征的背景下发现最强烈的负面反应。(C)2016青少年服务专业人员基金会。爱思唯尔有限公司出版。保留所有权利。
This study sought to identify conditions under which parents' monitoring behaviors are most strongly linked to adolescents' negative reactions (i.e., feelings of being controlled and invaded). 242 adolescents (49.2% male; M age = 15.4 years) residing in the United States of America reported parental monitoring and warmth, and their own feelings of being controlled and invaded and beliefs in the legitimacy of parental authority. Analyses tested whether warmth and legitimacy beliefs moderate and/or suppress the link between parents' monitoring behaviors and adolescents' negative reactions. Monitoring was associated with more negative reactions, controlling for legitimacy beliefs and warmth. More monitoring was associated with more negative reactions only at weaker levels of legitimacy beliefs, and at lower levels of warmth. The link between monitoring and negative reactions is sensitive to the context within which monitoring occurs with the strongest negative reactions found in contexts characterized by low warmth and weak legitimacy beliefs. (C) 2016 The Foundation for Professionals in Services for Adolescents. Published by Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.