Parenting: An Ecological Perspective
Воспитание детей: экологическая перспектива
1994-02-01
SCID: 54.1/rtekhya2
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Contents: M.H. Bornstein, Series Foreword: Monographs in Parenting. T. Luster, L. Okagaki, Introduction. Part I: Characteristics of the Parents. L. Okagaki, G.E. Bingham, Parents' Social Cognitions and Their Parenting Behaviors. J. Vondra, H.B. Sysko, J. Belsky, Developmental Origins of Parenting: Personality and Relationship Factors. T. Luster, J.L. Haddow, Adolescent Mothers and Their Children: An Ecological Perspective. R.D. Parke, J. Dennis, M.L. Flyr, K.L. Morris, M.S. Leidy, T.J. Schofield, Fathers: Cultural and Ecological Perspectives. Part II: Characteristics of the Child. K.H. Karraker, P.K. Coleman, The Effects of Child Characteristics on Parenting. R.M. Hodapp, T.M. Ly, Parenting Children With Developmental Disabilities. Part III: Contextual Influences on Parenting. F.D. Fincham, J.H. Hall, Parenting and the Marital Relationship. M. Cochran, S.K. Walker, Parenting and Personal Social Networks. A.C. Crouter, S. McHale, The Long Arm of the Job Revisited: Parenting in Dual-Earner Families. J. Garbarino, C.P. Bradshaw, K. Kostelny, Neighborhood and Community Influences on Parenting. B. Leyendecker, R.L. Harwood, L. Comparini, A. Yalinkaya, Socioeconomic Status, Ethnicity, and Parenting. D.R. Powell, Searches for What Works in Parenting Interventions. Part IV: Parental Behavior and Children's Development. L. Okagaki, T. Luster, Research on Parental Socialization of Child Outcomes: Current Controversies and Future Directions.
Key Findings
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Child characteristics, including developmental disabilities, can substantially shape parenting practices and parent–child interactions.
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Marital relationships, personal social networks, dual-earner employment, neighborhoods, communities, socioeconomic status, and ethnicity are presented as contextual influences on parenting.
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Parenting is framed as an ecological process shaped by interacting parent, child, relationship, workplace, social-network, neighborhood, cultural, and socioeconomic factors.
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Parents’ social cognitions, personality, relationship characteristics, and developmental histories are identified as important influences on parenting behavior.
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The volume highlights ongoing controversies in linking parental socialization to child outcomes and emphasizes identifying effective parenting interventions.
Research Object
parenting and parent–child relationships across family, social, cultural, and ecological contexts
Research Subject
ecological influences on parenting and the effects of parenting on children's development
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