Parental alcoholism and co-occurring antisocial behavior: Prospective relationships to externalizing behavior problems in their young sons
Parental alcoholism and co-occurring antisocial behavior: Prospective relationships to externalizing behavior problems in their young sons
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DOI：
10.1023/a:1005281011838
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发表时间：
2001-04-01
影响因子：
3.6
通讯作者：
von Eye, A
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作者：
Loukas, A;Fitzgerald, HE;von Eye, A
假设父母酗酒和共同发生的反社会行为将间接与儿童外化行为问题，通过儿童缺乏控制，目前的父母抑郁水平，家庭冲突，亲子冲突进行了测试，使用显式变量回归分析。参与者是一个社区样本的125个家庭与酗酒的父亲和83个生态匹配，但非物质滥用的家庭参与了前2波正在进行的纵向研究（每波之间3年）。所有家庭在研究开始时都有一个3-5岁的亲生儿子。结果显示，儿童缺乏控制调解父亲酗酒和儿子随后的外化行为问题之间的关系。家庭冲突是父母终身反社会行为效应的显著中介变量，父子冲突是父亲终身反社会行为效应的中介变量。研究的意义进行了讨论的背景下，父母的反社会行为的社会化。
The hypothesis that parental alcoholism and co-occurring antisocial behavior would be indirectly linked to child externalizing behavior problems through child lack of control, current levels of parent depression, family conflict, and parent-child conflict was tested using manifest variable regression analysis. Participants were a community sample of 125 families with an alcoholic father and 83 ecologically matched but nonsubstance abusing families involved in the first 2 waves of an ongoing longitudinal study (with 3 years between each wave). All families had a biological son who was 3-5 years old at study onset. Results revealed that child lack of control mediated the relation between paternal alcoholism and the son's subsequent externalizing behavior problems. Family conflict was a significant mediator of maternal and paternal lifetime antisocial behavior effects and father-son conflict mediated paternal lifetime antisocial behavior effects. Study implications are discussed within the context of parental socialization of antisocial behavior.