October 10, 2025British Journal of Developmental Psychology

The interaction of negative parenting and DRD2 gene rs1799732 polymorphism on self‐control in children and adolescents: Development stage differences

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JMJian Wei MaoGuangzhou University PCPei ChenDongbei University of Finance and Economics YNYangang NieGuangzhou University

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Longitudinal analysis reveals that negative parenting affects self-control in children based on DRD2 genotype, suggesting a need for tailored parenting strategies.

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Negative parenting negatively impacts self-control in childhood, significantly affected by specific genotypes.
Children with the GG allele showed reduced self-control under negative parenting, while T allele carriers displayed enhanced self-control.
The study highlights childhood as a crucial stage for self-control development, influenced by both genetic and environmental factors.
Findings call for personalized parenting strategies that consider genetic differences to effectively foster self-control.

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Mao et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e97a43edb160cc8d84e79d https://doi.org/10.1111/bjdp.70020

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Longitudinal analysis reveals that negative parenting affects self-control in children based on DRD2 genotype, suggesting a need for tailored parenting strategies.

The interaction of negative parenting and DRD2 gene rs1799732 polymorphism on self‐control in children and adolescents: Development stage differences

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The interaction of negative parenting and DRD2 gene rs1799732 polymorphism on self‐control in children and adolescents: Development stage differences

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