comparison of teen aggression level based on parenting styles and parent-child attachment styles

Predicting Adolescents’ Self-Differentiation and Attachment Styles Based on Family Flexibility, Parents’ Level of Self-Differentiation and Parental Attachment Styles

Predicting Adolescents’ Self-Differentiation and Attachment Styles Based on Family Flexibility, Parents’ Level of Self-Differentiation and Parental Attachment Styles F. Asl Dehghan, M.A. H. Rezaian, Ph.D. S. Hosseinian, Ph.D. The main purpose of the present study was to determine the role of family flexibility, parents’ level of self-differentiation, and pa...

Social Anxiety Study Based on Coping Styles and Attachment Styles

Objective: The purpose of the present study was to investigate the relation of coping styles and attachment styles with social anxiety among high-school students. Methods: The present study was correlational research. Study population comprised all male and female students of Kashan high schools. A total of 440 students (196 males and 244 females, aged from 17 to 18 years in the third or fourt...

Appraisals of Parenting, Parent–child Interactions, Parenting Styles, and Children: an Annotated Bibliography

A Structural Model to Predict Academic Achievement based on Parenting Styles and Parent-Child Relationship among High School Students

A Structural Model to Predict Academic Achievement based on Parenting Styles and Parent-Child Relationship among High School Students   S.A. Mehraban[1] A. Karami, Ph.D. [2] H. Asadzadeh, Ph.D.[3] N. SotoudehAsl, Ph.D. [4]   The purpose of this research was to develop a structural model for predicting academic achievement based on parenting styles and parent-child relationship among high...

Parenting Styles

The following ERIC Digest, written by Nancy Darling of Pennsylvania State University, discusses four types of parenting styles and the possible impact of the different parenting techniques.. ERIC Digests are short reports on topics of current interest to parents, policy makers, educators, and other practitioners. Other ERIC Digests are available on the ERIC/EECE Web site at http://ericeece.org/...

Digit ratio, emotional intelligence and parenting styles predict female aggression

The contributions of digit ratio (2D:4D), emotional intelligence (EI) and parenting styles to social aggression were examined. Females (n = 215 emerging adults) completed 5 aggression measures, an EI measure, 2 parenting measures, and had their hands measured. Aggression correlated with each of the predictors. Left hand 2D:4D, EI, and parental authoritarianism resulted in the most robust model ...