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25 lut 2021 · After presenting the parenting styles typology and the associations between parenting styles and child outcomes, I use constructivism and relational framing theory to illustrate how interpersonal communication theoretical perspectives can contribute to the parenting styles literature.
27 wrz 2022 · Parent–child communication represents an important variable in clinical child and family psychology due to its association with a variety of psychosocial outcomes.
4 maj 2022 · Research shows the story is more nuanced, with three types of teenage communication: Reserved, Communicators, and Deceptive. Understanding the factors which work for and against open...
18 sie 2017 · By extending the well-established typology of parenting styles to parental nonverbal communication, we can increase our ability to evaluate the quality of parent–child interaction. This study presents a social and situational contexts approach to patterns of parental nonverbal communication.
21 lip 2021 · The findings of the present study highlight the significance of elevating family communication quality and promoting adolescents’ development of autonomy and future orientation to enhance their life satisfaction. Keywords: family communication, life satisfaction, autonomy, future orientation, adolescence. Go to:
17 maj 2022 · Using Your Parenting Style to Communicate with Your Teen. As you read through the four parenting styles, where did you find yourself on each continuum? Did you notice a dominant one or a secondary style of parenting you turn to? Understanding your parenting style can help you see how it affects communication with your teen.
An important component of the parent–child relationship is communication. The way parents and their children communicate is pivotal in defining roles, boundaries, disciplinary strategies, and relationships (Lee, 2009). Communication in the parent–child relationship also influences child behaviour.
