October 10, 2025African Journal of Empirical Research

Effect of parenting self-efficacy on teenagers’ self-regulation after COVID 19 in Kakamega North Sub-County, Kenya

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Higher parenting self-efficacy correlates positively with improved self-regulation among teenagers after COVID-19.
The Pearson correlation coefficient of 0.441 indicates a significant positive relationship between the two variables.
The study utilized a stratified random sampling method to select 200 parents and 200 teenagers from 10 secondary schools.
Fostering parenting self-efficacy can enhance teenagers' behavioral outcomes, highlighting the need for effective parent training programs.

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Ex post facto study shows a positive link between parenting self-efficacy and self-regulation in teenagers, suggesting boosting parental skills can improve youth behaviors.

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Muchanja et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e861857ef2f04ca37e3c36 https://doi.org/10.51867/ajernet.6.4.11

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Ex post facto study shows a positive link between parenting self-efficacy and self-regulation in teenagers, suggesting boosting parental skills can improve youth behaviors.

Effect of parenting self-efficacy on teenagers’ self-regulation after COVID 19 in Kakamega North Sub-County, Kenya

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Effect of parenting self-efficacy on teenagers’ self-regulation after COVID 19 in Kakamega North Sub-County, Kenya

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