Parental Attitude: A Mediating Role in Disciplinary Methods Used by Parents

作者: Cindy Juby

DOI: 10.1007/S10560-009-0183-Z

关键词: Income.statusCorporal punishmentPsychological abuseEducational attainmentMarital statusDisciplinePhysical assaultPsychologySocial psychology

摘要: This study examines the mediating effect of parental attitude in relationship between environmental factors (educational attainment, income status, and marital status) disciplinary methods used by parents. A structural model was designed to examine impact selected on once (defined as “devaluing attitudes” “belief corporal punishment”) added equation. Parents with low educational attainment who valued punishment were more likely use psychological abuse, punishment, physical assault against their children. Parental attitude, however, did not mediate or status methods.

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