Adapting the Guilt About Parenting Scale (GAPS) to Turkish culture: Validity and reliability study

Polat, Mustafa; Eryiğit, Derya; Aydoğdu, Bilge Nuran; Ekşi, Füsun; Ekşi, Halil

doi:10.1007/s12144-022-03007-z

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“…The Con rmatory factor analysis con rmed that the goodness-of-t index values were at an acceptable level. The Cronbach's Alpha reliability coe cient for the scale was calculated as .89 (Polat et al, 2022). In the reliability analysis conducted with the data from this study, Cronbach's alpha coe cient was found to be .90.…”

Section: Parental Guilt Scalementioning

confidence: 84%

Examining the Mediation Role of Parental Guilt in the Relationship Between Working Mothers' Smartphone Addiction and Their Children's Problematic Technology Use

Sarıyıldız,

Erus

2023

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This study aimed to examine the mediation of parental guilt in the relationship between smartphone addiction in working mothers and problematic technology use among their preschool children. A total of 260 working mothers, aged between 22 and 50, with preschool children, participated in the study. The study utilized the "Personal Information Form," "Smartphone Addiction Scale Short Form," "Parental Guilt Scale," and "Problematic Technology Use Scale for Children." SPSS bootstrapping analysis was applied to investigate the mediation of parental guilt in the relationship between mothers' smartphone addiction and their preschool children's problematic technology use. The analysis revealed that parental delinquency mediated the relationship between mothers' smartphone addiction and their children's problematic technology use. The study's findings were discussed in the context of existing literature, and recommendations were provided.

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Section: Parental Guilt Scalementioning

confidence: 84%

Examining the Mediation Role of Parental Guilt in the Relationship Between Working Mothers' Smartphone Addiction and Their Children's Problematic Technology Use

Sarıyıldız,

Erus

2023

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Cat owners’ disenfranchised guilt and its predictive value on owners’ depression and anxiety

Kogan,

Currin-McCulloch,

Bussolari

et al. 2023

Human-Animal Interactions

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Numerous studies have found pets to have a beneficial effect on people’s psychological well-being, yet a growing body of research suggests that the positive impact of pet ownership is more complex than once thought and does not always lead to improved owner physical and mental health. One potential drawback to pet ownership is pet-related guilt. Research pertaining to work-family conflict and parental guilt has traditionally focused on human family members, yet the majority of pet owners consider their pets to be family members. Similar to parental guilt, dog-related guilt has been found to be associated with feelings of anxiety, depression, and reduced psychological health. The current study was designed to expand on dog-related guilt research by assessing cat owners. An online, anonymous, cross-sectional survey was distributed through Prolific and resulted in 604 responses for analysis. Multiple linear regression was used to predict owner depression. Gender, age, social compensatory techniques, and two guilt factors (Attention and Veterinary-related) significantly predicted depression scores. Participants’ anxiety scores, assessed with multiple linear regression, were predicted by gender, age, social compensatory techniques, and three guilt factors (Attention, Veterinary-related, and Lifestyle). Our results suggest that cat-related guilt, analogous to parental guilt, is a significant predictor of anxiety and depression. It is imperative that society recognize cat owners’ guilt, often disenfranchised; unrecognized; and unacknowledged, and help support owners’ efforts to mitigate this guilt in healthy ways.

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Adapting the Guilt About Parenting Scale (GAPS) to Turkish culture: Validity and reliability study

Cited by 2 publications

References 19 publications

Examining the Mediation Role of Parental Guilt in the Relationship Between Working Mothers' Smartphone Addiction and Their Children's Problematic Technology Use

Examining the Mediation Role of Parental Guilt in the Relationship Between Working Mothers' Smartphone Addiction and Their Children's Problematic Technology Use

Cat owners’ disenfranchised guilt and its predictive value on owners’ depression and anxiety

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