Parental Psychological Autonomy and Children's Academic Competence and Behavioral Adjustment in Late Childhood: More Than Just Limit-Setting and Warmth

The current study reported on links between fourth-grade children's academic competence and behavioral adjustment and mothers' and fathers' psychological autonomy, controlling for effects of parental limit-setting and warmth. In a sample of 91 two-parent families, parents' warmth...

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Published in:	Merrill-Palmer Quarterly 2001-07, Vol.47 (3), p.355-376
Main Author:	Mattanah, Jonathan F.
Format:	Article
Language:	eng
Subjects:	Academic Achievement Adjustment Adolescents Authoritative Parenting Autonomy (Psychology) Behavior Behavior Problems Child Behavior Child development Child psychology Childhood Children Children & youth Classrooms Emotional Adjustment Families & family life Fathers Limits (Concept) Mothers Nurturance Parent Child Relationship Parent Influence Parenting Parenting Styles Parents Parents & parenting Permissiveness Personal Autonomy Personal development Preadolescents Psychology Psychometrics Psychopathology RESEARCH REPORTS Researchers School age children School children Social Adjustment Student Adjustment Student Behavior Studies Teenagers Young Children
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