Dynamic reciprocal associations between parental harsh discipline and child emotion regulation: An analysis based on random intercept cross-lagged panel model

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To investigate the dynamic reciprocal associations between parental harsh discipline and child emotion regulation from both individual-level and between-person perspectives.
Sample of 560 school-age children and their parents
Four tracking assessments over time
Cross-lagged panel model to analyze data
Parental harsh discipline positively correlates with child anger dysregulation, sadness dysregulation, and anxiety dysregulation at the individual level.
Mother's discipline negatively affects coping with anger and anxiety in children.
Father's harsh discipline shows no significant associations with any of the nine emotion regulation strategies.

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Examines emotional regulation outcomes in children based on parental discipline techniques, suggesting new intervention strategies.

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Liu et al. (2026) studied this question.

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