Parenting and Psychological Adjustment of Adolescent Immigrants in Israel

摘要: Parental and familial factors their association with adolescents' mental health were examined among former Soviet Union (FSU) immigrants nonimmigrants in Israel. Questionnaires regarding parental control, inconsistency, rejection, addition to adolescent-family connectedness psychological disorders, administered 83 FSU 106 nonimmigrant adolescents. According the results, adolescents are less connected families, experience parents as warm more inconsistent childrearing behavior, report that mothers subject them a higher level of disorders widespread than Maternal maternal temporal paternal rejection associated only No such was found adolescents, suggesting problems immigration cultural social factors, rather factors. A comprehensive intervention program is required provide support assistance help overcome distresses.