Family care of young children (based on sociological study)

Denysiuk, Olena; Policy, Youth

doi:10.15407/socium2004.01.100

Ukr. socìum

2004

DOI: 10.15407/socium2004.01.100

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Family care of young children (based on sociological study)

Olena Denysiuk¹,

Youth Policy²

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Externalizing behaviors of Ukrainian children: The role of parenting

Burlaka

2016

Child Abuse & Neglect

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The purpose of this study was to assess the association of positive and negative parenting with child externalizing problems. Quantitative data were collected during face-to-face interviews with 320 parents of children 9–16 years of age (50% males) in 11 communities in Eastern, Southern and Central Ukraine. The study estimated the relationship between parenting practices and child externalizing behaviors, such as aggression, delinquency and attention problems. Results revealed that positive parenting, child monitoring, and avoidance of corporal punishment were associated with fewer child externalizing symptoms. Results also indicated that child male gender and single parenting had significant and positive association with child externalizing behaviors. This study extends international psychosocial knowledge on children and families. These findings can be used to design programs and foster dialogues about the role of family and social environments in the development of externalizing disorder among researchers, representatives of governmental and non-governmental organizations and mass media that work with child abuse prevention in Ukraine.

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Externalizing behaviors of Ukrainian children: The role of parenting

Burlaka

2016

Child Abuse & Neglect

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