1990
DOI: 10.2307/2112876
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Family Influences on Dropout Behavior in One California High School

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“…This support is especially vital to adolescents who are particularly at risk of disengaging from school. In the context of a permissive parenting style and a lack of parent involvement, at-risk adolescents are more likely to turn to peers in excess, potentially leading to negative outcomes such as improper social attitudes and behaviors, truancy, drug use, depression, poor grades, poor attendance, school disciplinary problems, and dropout (Rumberger et al, 1990).…”
Section: Parental Involvement Offers a Sense Of Security And Connectementioning
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“…This support is especially vital to adolescents who are particularly at risk of disengaging from school. In the context of a permissive parenting style and a lack of parent involvement, at-risk adolescents are more likely to turn to peers in excess, potentially leading to negative outcomes such as improper social attitudes and behaviors, truancy, drug use, depression, poor grades, poor attendance, school disciplinary problems, and dropout (Rumberger et al, 1990).…”
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“…Greenwood and Hickman (1991) have cited numerous studies focusing on elementary grades that found relationships between parent involvement and student variables such as academic achievement, sense of well-being, attendance, student attitude, homework readiness, grades, and educational aspirations. Parental involvement is also positively related to high school students' academic achievement (Paulson, 1994;Steinberg et al, 1992;Trusty, 1996), time spent on homework (Keith et al, 1986;Trusty, 1996), favorable attitudes toward school (Trusty, 1996), and reduced levels of high school dropout (Rumberger et al, 1990). Variables such as time spent on homework, school retention, and educational aspirations are all indicative of how much students value education and how motivated they are to succeed academically.…”
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“…Qui plus est, un manque de communication, de chaleur, de cohésion et de soutien entre les membres de la famille représentent également des facteurs de risque du décrochage scolaire (Astone & McLanahan, 1991;Ekstrom, Goertz, Pollack & Rock, 1986;Horwich, 1980;Lacroix & Potvin, 2008;LeBlanc, Janosz & Langelier-Biron, 1993;Rumberger, Ghatak, Poulos & Dornbusch, 1990;Steinberg, Elmen & Mounts, 1989 (Janosz, 2000;Lessard, Fortin, Joly, Royer, Marcotte & Potvin, 2007;Parent & Paquin, 1991;Villemagne, 2007). Or, les changements d'école représentent également une caractéristique sociale influant sur le décrochage, puisqu'ils peuvent contribuer à changer la nature des liens avec les pairs, voire à isoler les jeunes (Alspaugh, 2000).…”
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“…Ainsi, les jeunes ont plus de chances de décrocher si leurs parents sont peu impliqués dans l'encadrement scolaire, si le style parental est de type permissif et le système d'encadrement déficient (manque de supervision, d'encouragement et de soutien) (Astone & McLanahan, 1991;Ekstrom, Goertz, Pollack & Rock, 1986;Fortin, Royer, Potvin, Marcotte & Yergeau, 2004;LeBlanc, Janosz & Langelier-Biron, 1993;Rumberger, Ghatak, Poulos & Dornbusch, 1990;Steinberg, Elmen & Mounts, 1989).…”
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