Mother-child interactions in youth purchase decisions

Understanding treatment effectiveness for aggressive youth: the importance of regulation in mother-child interactions.

Reviews summarizing hundreds of studies cite parent management training (PMT) and cognitive-behavior therapy (CBT) as some of the most effective interventions for aggressive youth. However, studies continue to report variability in outcomes, and researchers have yet to understand why certain interventions only produce behavior change in some children. Using a clinical sample of 57 children (53 ...

Mother-Child Interactions of Preterm Toddlers.

INTRODUCTION We aimed to investigate the mother-toddler relationship in preterm toddlers. METHODS The sample consisted of 18 mothers and their preterm toddlers (group 1) and 20 mothers and their fullterm toddlers (group 2). Anxiety and depressive symptom levels, attachment pattern, and parental attitudes of mothers and social-emotional problems and developmental level of the toddlers were exp...

Control and responsiveness in Japanese and German mother-child interactions

Japanese and German Mother-Child Interactions in Early Childhood

The goal of this contribution is to describe some characteristics of mother-child relationships in Japan and Germany including consequences for child-rearing practices and children's development. In contrast to Germany. in Japan a strong emotional bond between mother and child, the encouragement of amae-behavior. maternal sensitivity, and responsiveness is assumed to influence the child's sodo-...

Tim Vf Measuring Influence in Organizational Purchase Decisions* Organizational Purchase Decisions*

This paper reports findings bearing on the reliability of measures used in industrial marketing research surveys to identify the structure of buying groups. Results obtained in a pilot study of the purchase of lithographic plates by small printing firms revealed a lack of consensus about purchase influence between pairs of informants from the same organizations. Further, the ratings appear to d...