[PDF] Top 20 Parental physical punishment : child outcomes and attitudes

... 3. The issue of corrective actions Third, while it is hard to base conclusions about causality on correlations at the best of times, some researchers argue that it is insufficiently recognised that correlations can be ... See full document

... their attitudes and expectations after participating in an IDA program and starting to save (McBride, Lombe, & Beverly, 2003; Sherraden et ...of parental involvement activities are most beneficial to ... See full document

... A finding was counted as a beneficial outcome if nonabusive or customary physical punishment significantly (P < .05) predicted a desirable outcome in the child (eg, improved complianc[r] ... See full document

... of physical punishment. However, neither physical punishment nor parental warmth was related to the child aggression at 54 months, and this was true for both ...of ... See full document

... rental attitudes (Dietrich & Salmela-Aro, 2013; Özdemir et al, 2013; Ishak et ...that parental attitudes are influential on a wide range of issues, from education to motivation, from the sense of ... See full document

... to Child Misbehavior, to address teacher responses instead of parent responses, with author’s permission (Holden & Zambarano, 1992; Holden, Coleman, & Schmidt, 1995) which in this study is called Teacher ... See full document

... between attitudes and ...at child age 48 months (r ⫽ ...specific attitudes toward spanking early in par- ...if attitudes toward a specific child-rearing practice are assessed, rather ... See full document

... term outcomes of this technique and may wish their child to be fully ...their child was too ...the child was relevant to their future decision about revealing mode of ...their child has ... See full document

... use physical punishment, including more serious forms such as hitting a child with an object that could result in physical ...to physical punishment to change signi fi cantly ... See full document

... their child takes part in and the teacher’s performance; data which is consistent with the findings of other research (Jordan et ...about physical and sporting habits, agreed that participating in these ... See full document

... their child takes part in and the teacher’s performance; data which is consistent with the findings of other research (Jordan et ...about physical and sporting habits, agreed that participating in these ... See full document

... in child outcomes, we do find a significant role for the wider local environment beyond the family in predicting low income children’s deficits in both cognitive and health ...poorer outcomes is well ... See full document

... harsh physical punish- ment and child maltreatment may in- troduce some sampling error caused by recall and reporting ...of parental mental health ... See full document

... verbal punishment from both mothers and fathers on girls’ ...verbal punishment did not predict boys’ negative outcomes runs contrary to previous ...to parental discipline are influenced by ... See full document

... The child- centered parenting module teaches parents how to identify and set developmentally appropriate expectations for their children, teaches how to use positive reinforcement to build prosocial child ... See full document

... of parental psychological distress was not significantly associated with child adaptive functioning following orthopedic ...in child adaptive functioning in the TBI ...between parental ... See full document

... legislature will safeguard their right, as long as it reflects societal consensus, and need not tum to the courts to preserve this right. In conclusion, the Supreme C[r] ... See full document

... mothers’ attitudes toward strict-authoritarian parenting style and to analyze if there are any maternal factors, more specifically age, education and place of residence that could be linked to mothers’ ... See full document

... girl child education as ...girl child education? Despite these notable and encouraging efforts made by government, there seemed not to be positive attitudes of parents towards girls’ ... See full document

... the parental correlates, and potential moderators, of child ...which child PA is measured (objective or reported), geographical location of the sample population, study design, and quality of the ... See full document