2020
DOI: 10.1007/s10834-020-09709-5
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How Do Parents Teach Their Children About Work? A Qualitative Exploration of Household Chores, Employment, and Entrepreneurial Experiences

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“…In previous research, family interactions and relationships have been operationalized most frequently as parent financial modeling, and purposive financial socialization has been operationalized most frequently as parent–child financial discussion (Larsen Gibby et al, 2021; Rea et al, 2019; Serido & Deenanath, 2016). Given recent theoretical developments that experiential learning of finances is a primary method of family financial socialization (LeBaron & Kelley, 2021; LeBaron et al, 2019; Loderup et al, 2021), we also include this construct in our model. As it is not always apparent whether or not parents were purposive in their socializing, we do not categorize the three parent financial socialization methods as either family interactions or purposive socialization but simply as part of the family socialization process.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In previous research, family interactions and relationships have been operationalized most frequently as parent financial modeling, and purposive financial socialization has been operationalized most frequently as parent–child financial discussion (Larsen Gibby et al, 2021; Rea et al, 2019; Serido & Deenanath, 2016). Given recent theoretical developments that experiential learning of finances is a primary method of family financial socialization (LeBaron & Kelley, 2021; LeBaron et al, 2019; Loderup et al, 2021), we also include this construct in our model. As it is not always apparent whether or not parents were purposive in their socializing, we do not categorize the three parent financial socialization methods as either family interactions or purposive socialization but simply as part of the family socialization process.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Maksudnya guru hanya sebagai pembimbing kanak-kanak tersebut dan kanak-kanaklah yang akan melaksanakan pengajaran yang diajar oleh guru tersebut. Oleh sebab itu, di dalam memupuk keusahawanan di dalam diri kanak-kanak, ianya juga akan dapat memupuk tingkah laku yang lebih berdikari di dalam diri kanak-kanak tersebut (Loderup, et al, 2021). Di samping itu juga, di dalam jurnal tersebut juga, pengkaji juga menyatakan melalui pendidikan keusahawanan ini, kanak-kanak akan berpeluang untuk mengaplikasikan kreativiti yang mereka miliki di dalam aktiviti keusahawanan yang dilaksanakan oleh guru.…”
Section: Faedah Pendidikan Keusahawanan Terhadap Kanak-kanakunclassified
“…Although many parents don't know and realize its big role in stimulating children's development, there are many world studies that show that the habit of involving children in household activities is very good for increasing resilience and independence as well as children's mental health. The involvement of work at home makes children develop to be more resilient, skilled, independent and full of confidence because they feel able to help their parents work at home (Loderup et al, 2021). It is this urgency, which encourages the need for training on models of involving children in household work for parents in an effort to train life skills as well as develop strong and independent characters.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%