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September 10, 2025The American Journal of Social Science and Education Innovations

Parentification, Developpement Et Bien-Etre Du Sujet

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NYNsairun Léonard YuyunZZZobo Onono ZachéeMFMELOUNOU OBAM Françoise

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Overview

Observational analysis reveals the dual effects of parentification on well-being in dysfunctional families, indicating complex psychosocial dynamics.

Key Points

  • Parentification largely leads to negative outcomes on individual well-being, affecting attachment and social interactions.
  • Emphasized findings include that parentification occurs across all life stages, with significant implications for maturity and vulnerability.
  • The systematic approach included thematic analyses and interviews to explore parentification's impact on family dynamics.
  • Findings suggest that while parentification can distort relationships, it also fosters adaptability under certain familial conditions.

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Yuyun et al. (2025) studied this question.

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