Adolescent-to-Mother Psychological Aggression: The Role of Father Violence and Maternal Parenting Style

Zhang, Li; Cai, Chen; Wang, Zhuo; Tao, Mingda; Li, Xudong; Craig, Wendy

doi:10.1016/j.chiabu.2019.104229

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“…In short, the results of this study confirm the relevant role of various cognitive, emotional, and social variables in the relationship between perceived parental warmth and CPV. Although previous studies have noted the importance of the perceived parental warmth dimension in CPV ( Gámez-Guadix et al, 2012 ; Ibabe et al, 2013 ; Contreras and Cano-Lozano, 2014 ; Calvete et al, 2015 ; Beckman et al, 2017 ; Zhang et al, 2019 ), the present study indicates the complexity of this parental dimension in the explanation of CPV and the need to further investigate the mechanisms involved in this relationship.…”

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“…Specifically, juveniles charged with CPV offenses perceived less warmth and more criticism, especially from their mothers, than juveniles charged with other types of crimes and non-offending minors. More recently, Zhang et al (2019) found that maternal emotional warmth is associated with fewer behaviors of contempt and rebellion toward mothers by adolescents and that maternal rejection is related to more rebellion behaviors toward the mother.…”

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Analyzing the Relationship Between Child-to-Parent Violence and Perceived Parental Warmth

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Analyzing the Relationship Between Child-to-Parent Violence and Perceived Parental Warmth

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“…Corroborating, the scientific literature also points out the precipitating elements of the violent act, such as the child's crying, tantrum or indiscipline or even the rebelliousness and irritability of the adolescents, these being considered stressful factors for parents or guardians (21)(22)(23) . Studies suggest that family offenders tend to blame children and adolescents for their own emotional lack of control and impatience (24) .…”

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Meanings of intrafamily violence experienced in childhood/adolescence present in the discourses of men

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Objective: to unveil the meanings of intrafamily violence experienced in childhood and/or adolescence by men under legal proceedings due to conjugal violence. Method: a qualitative research, based on Thematic Oral History and supported by Symbolic Interactionism. Participants were men under legal proceedings due to domestic violence who had experienced or witnessed intrafamily violence in childhood and/or adolescence. Results: the speeches revealed that the intrafamily violence experienced in childhood and/or adolescence was signified as an educational method. The aggressions committed by parents were only perceived as acts of violence in situations considered extreme, such as in cases of using a firearm, handcuffs, and rope. Final considerations: considering that the meanings direct human conduct and that they are subject to modification depending on social interactions built throughout life, it is believed that educational strategies that encourage the redefinition of violence can be effective in facing this problem.

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“…In addition to parenting styles, other dimensions of family functioning have also been linked to CPV. Specifically, family cohesion (Beckmann, 2019), a positive emotional climate (Pagani et al, 2003;Zhang et al, 2019) and assertive communication (Calvete et al, 2014a;Ibabe & Bentler, 2016;Ibabe et al, 2013) have all been identified in different studies as protective factors. With respect to the directionality of the relationships, longitudinal studies have confirmed the protective role of positive emotional climate (Pagani et al, 2003), and have indicated that exposure to direct or indirect violence in the nuclear family is a significant risk factor Beckmann, 2019;Beckmann et al, 2017;Del Hoyo-Bilbao et al, 2017) and predictor of CPV (Calvete, et al, 2020a, 2020b, Calvete et al, 2015b.…”

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Parenting Skills, Family Functioning and Social Support in Situations of Child-to-Parent Violence: a Scoping Review of the Literature

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The aim of this study was to carry out a scoping review to analyze the available evidence regarding parenting skills, family functioning and social support in situations of CPV. When violent behavior occurs, roles, communication and emotional expression are affected, impacting both parenting skills and family functioning. The confluence of these variables could explain the perpetuation of violent behavior over time. The scoping review encompassed peer-reviewed articles published in English and Spanish from 2000 to 2019, located through searches carried out in relevant international databases (Web of Science, PsycINFO, Scopus, ERIC, Dialnet Plus). 22 relevant studies were identified. The collected data showed that, in situations of CPV, parents have low levels of perceived self-efficacy and difficulties regulating their emotions, and they display submissive behavior in parent–child interactions. The analyzed articles also described the presence of a negative family climate and a tendency to relativize violent acts perpetrated by children. Lastly, the evidence shows that social relations are altered by mistrust of formal support resources and a certain level of social isolation. The discussion of the obtained results highlights the need for interventions aimed at fostering parenting skills and improving formal support resources to enhance family functioning in situations of CPV.

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Adolescent-to-Mother Psychological Aggression: The Role of Father Violence and Maternal Parenting Style

Cited by 23 publications

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Analyzing the Relationship Between Child-to-Parent Violence and Perceived Parental Warmth

Analyzing the Relationship Between Child-to-Parent Violence and Perceived Parental Warmth

Meanings of intrafamily violence experienced in childhood/adolescence present in the discourses of men

Parenting Skills, Family Functioning and Social Support in Situations of Child-to-Parent Violence: a Scoping Review of the Literature

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