Influence of Family-of-Origin health on parenting stress: mediation effect of difficulties in emotional regulation

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The study aims to examine the relationship between family-of-origin health and parenting stress, mediated by difficulties in emotional regulation.
Survey conducted with 260 adults aged 24 to 46 years.
Data collected through self-report questionnaires.
Analysis performed using SPSS 23.0 and Process Macro to test mediation effect.
Family-of-origin health showed significant correlation with emotional regulation difficulties and parenting stress.
Emotional regulation difficulties significantly correlated with parenting stress.
Mediation analysis confirmed that difficulties in emotional regulation mediate the relationship between family-of-origin health and parenting stress.

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Demonstrates the mediation effect of emotional regulation difficulties on parenting stress in adults, indicating potential therapeutic approaches.

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CHOI et al. (2026) studied this question.

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