In recent years, adolescent depressive mood is a common concern in society, and some researchers have shown that parenting styles possess a tremendous influence on how teenage depression develops. Therefore, the research topic of this paper is the relationship between adolescent depressed mood and parenting styles, which was studied using the method of literature review. It was found that the dimensions of parenting styles affect adolescents of different genders, grades, and family structures differently, as well as differences in the extent to which fathers' and mothers' parenting styles affect adolescents. Significant correlations were found between parenting styles and adolescent depressed mood. Psychological resilience, cognitive reappraisal, and other mediating moderating effects also have a very important role in adolescent depressed mood and parenting styles. This study will enable parents to recognize the importance of adolescent depression and their own parenting styles in the development of their adolescents, so that they can optimize their parenting styles to improve or even reduce the probability of adolescent depression.
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Shuangyan Li (2024) studied this question.
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