Characteristics of parental behavior toward children in parent–child outdoor experiential activities in regional Japanese cities

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This research aims to understand how parental behaviors and experiences impact children's actions during outdoor activities.
Participants included parents involved in nature-based experiential activities in regional Japanese cities.
Examined relationships between parental involvement, children's situations, and parents' nature experience.
Analyzed the influence of parenting attitudes on involvement during various child activities.
Parental involvement decreased during scenarios where children showed interest (intervention suppression).
No link found between the diversity of nature experience and parental involvement.
A parenting attitude that respects children's autonomy was related to intervention suppression.

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Examines parental involvement and child behavior in nature activities, indicating key relationships.

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Iwao et al. (2026) studied this question.

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