College Students' Perceived Parent--Child Relationship and Security

Zhang, E.; Fei, Zi

doi:10.1037/e616812013-001

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“…In this process, if the perceived quality of the parent–child relationship is good, then the children's security level is correspondingly high. The father plays an equally important role as the mother in forming the children's security (Zhang, 2012a ). In contrast, according to Horney's ( 1950 ) theory of anxiety, growing up without the love of parents and the warmth of family creates insecurities.…”

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Father presence and resilience of Chinese adolescents in middle school: Psychological security and learning failure as mediators

2023

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IntroductionThis study aimed to explore the association between father presence and adolescent resilience and the mediating role of psychological security and learning failure. Examining the mediating effects of learning failure and the chain mediating effect of psychological security and learning failure elucidated the link between father presence and adolescent resilience.MethodsThe present study conducted a questionnaire survey among Chinese middle school students on father presence, resilience, psychological security, and learning failure. The survey collected 626 valid responses.ResultsThe findings showed that father presence, psychological security, learning failure, and resilience were significantly positively correlated; father presence had a direct effect on adolescent resilience, and psychological security and learning failure both mediated the relationship between father presence and adolescent resilience; psychological security and learning failure served as chain mediators between father presence and adolescent resilience.DiscussionThis study aimed to provide theoretical and practical insights into the field of family education.

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