Maternal Parenting Style and Depression in Adolescents with Divorced Parents: The Mediating Roles of Cognitive Triad and Emotion Regulation Difficulties
Multivariate path analysis reveals psychological control directly impacts depression in adolescents, suggesting cognitive and emotional interventions are crucial.
Key Points
Depression significantly correlates with psychological control, indicating targeted interventions may be necessary.
The model explained 60.5% variance in depression among adolescents affected by parental divorce.
Multivariate path analysis was employed to assess relationships among maternal parenting styles and depression.
Findings highlight the need for cognitive-based approaches in intervention programs for adolescents from divorced families.