Impact of Psychological and Behavioral Variables of Parents from Low Income Families upon Children's Problematic Behaviors : Comparison between Two-parent Families and Single-parent Families

방소영,; 최선희,; 이수현,; 황혜정,

doi:10.14698/jkcce.2013.9.5.157

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“…To the best of the authors’ knowledge, such significant associations have not been reported in previous empirical studies. Also, it has been noted that children's behavioral problems can be affected by their parents’ psychosocial status (Bang et al , ; Lee & Park, ). Lee and Park reported that children's behavioral problems were significantly associated with their mother's level of depression.…”

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“…This is based on the following empirical evidence. Good levels of mental health status in mothers were significantly and inversely associated with externalizing behaviors in children (Cabaj et al , ) and higher levels of general life satisfaction of the parents were significantly and inversely associated with the total scores of behavioral problems of their children (Bang, Choi, Lee, & Hwang, ). Moreover, having many friends might be a protective factor against children's behavioral problems, based on evidence that children with no or only one friend at school were more likely to manifest internalizing behavioral problems (Laukkanen, Shemeikka, Notkola, Koivumaa‐Honkanen, & Nissinen, ) than those with many friends.…”

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Ecological factors associated with behavioral problems in vulnerable children

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Among vulnerable children, behavioral problems were significantly associated with a comprehensive array of intrapersonal-, interpersonal-, organizational-, and community-level factors. These ecological factors that have been identified in the present study need to be considered when developing multilevel, community-based nursing strategies for preventing and managing vulnerable children's behavioral problems.

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Kim

Turk

et al. 2016

Japan Journal Nursing Sci

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A Qualitative Study on the Parental Role Experiences of Low-Income Single Mothers Raising Adolescents

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Relationship between Tooth Brushing and Hand Washing by Family Type among Adolescents: A 2020 Nationally Representative Korean Survey

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Ko,

Seong

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Habits formed during adolescence tend to persist into adulthood, and correcting poor habits or behaviors during this time is more effective than at other times. Particularly, parents and caregivers should encourage good hygiene habits in their adolescent children by setting a positive example themselves. Using logistic regression, we analyzed the association between brushing teeth after lunch and washing hands before lunch by family type among 54,848 adolescents from the 17th Youth Health Behavior Survey raw data in 2021. Four logistic regression models were used to adjust for confounders hierarchically. In all models, adolescents who practiced tooth brushing after lunch were 2.09 times more likely to practice hand washing before lunch than those who did not. With and without adjustment, we found that the association between adolescents’ tooth brushing and hand washing practices in two-parent households was stronger than the association between adolescents’ tooth brushing and hand washing practices in single-parent households. Associations were found between tooth brushing and hand washing practices, and these associations were higher among adolescents in two-parent households than among adolescents in single-parent households. The finding of a significant link between family type and personal hygiene habits indicates the need for interventions to enhance the oral health of children and adolescents. Such interventions should be customized to reflect the specific characteristics of the child’s household.

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Impact of Psychological and Behavioral Variables of Parents from Low Income Families upon Children's Problematic Behaviors : Comparison between Two-parent Families and Single-parent Families

Cited by 4 publications

References 6 publications

Ecological factors associated with behavioral problems in vulnerable children

Ecological factors associated with behavioral problems in vulnerable children

A Qualitative Study on the Parental Role Experiences of Low-Income Single Mothers Raising Adolescents

Relationship between Tooth Brushing and Hand Washing by Family Type among Adolescents: A 2020 Nationally Representative Korean Survey

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