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December 1, 1990Journal of Clinical Child Psychology416 citations

Introduction to the Special issue: The Stresses of Parenting

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RARichard R. Abidin

Key Points

  • The aim is to explore factors influencing parenting stress and its effects on behaviors and child outcomes.
  • Introduced dynamic multivariate models to analyze parenting stress.
  • Summarized key conclusions from various articles related to parenting stress.
  • Highlighted the role of parental cognitions in mediating factors affecting parent-child interactions.
  • Identified various factors contributing to parenting stress and their impacts on child outcomes.
  • Emphasized the significance of addressing parental cognitions in interventions for improved parenting.
  • Detailed interactions between parenting stress and parental behaviors affecting child development.

Abstract

Introduces the special issue on the stresses of parenting by highlighting the need for dynamic multivariate models to understand the causation of parenting stress and its impact on parenting behaviors and child outcomes. A brief summary of the principal thrust and conclusions of each article is presented. The importance of parental cognitions as mediators of more distal factors that influence parent-child interaction is emphasized.

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Richard R. Abidin (1990) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69debb5dafb501b9b6558be7https://doi.org/10.1207/s15374424jccp1904_1
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