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Rev Mex Invest Psic 2013; 5 (1)

Parental practices and role perception in parents of teenagers

Moral RJ

Language: Spanish
References: 29
Page: 6-19
PDF size: 189.16 Kb.


ABSTRACT

This paper had three main purposes. In the first place, describe the parental practices in terms of affect and control. In the second place, analyze the self-definition of each parent as father or mother and, in the third place, describe the concepts given by parents to others parents of the same sex. An open-ended questionnaire was applied to 64 mothers and 64 fathers of adolescents (n = 128). A content analysis was applied to the data. Fathers and mothers reported a similar educational style with dominance of the control function for their sons and daughters. The effect of social desirability in the answers is emphasized through the data analysis and discussion. It is suggested to control this effect in order to develop instruments for assessment of parental practices of both parents and adolescents.


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