2013
DOI: 10.1007/s10802-013-9815-z
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Latent Profile Analysis of Observed Parenting Behaviors in a Clinic Sample

Abstract: We examined typologies of parenting practices using latent profile analysis (LPA) in a sample of families with young children who had externalizing behavior disorders. We also examined mother and child characteristics associated with class membership using ratings from multiple informants. The sample included pooled data from five parenting treatment outcome research studies on oppositional defiant disorder (ODD) and/or conduct disorder (CD) conducted throughout the past 20 years. These studies included 21 sep… Show more

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“…This was an unexpected finding given the prior evidence for robust associations between parental warmth, positive reinforcement, clear instructions, and youth psychopathology in both clinical (e.g., McKee et al, 2008) and community samples (e.g., Jones et al, 2008) with children in age ranges that overlap with those in the current study: 9-15 (McKee et al, and 6-11 (Jones et al). Yet, these findings are congruent with recent research by Borden et al (2014) that, similar to the current study, involved a direct comparison of the association of negative and positive parenting with child outcome. In addition, some of the intervention literature indicates that negative, but not positive, parenting serves as a mediator of child behavior problem change (Beauchaine, Webster-Stratton, & Reid, 2005; Fossum, March, Handegard, Drugli, & Larsson, 2009).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 92%
“…This was an unexpected finding given the prior evidence for robust associations between parental warmth, positive reinforcement, clear instructions, and youth psychopathology in both clinical (e.g., McKee et al, 2008) and community samples (e.g., Jones et al, 2008) with children in age ranges that overlap with those in the current study: 9-15 (McKee et al, and 6-11 (Jones et al). Yet, these findings are congruent with recent research by Borden et al (2014) that, similar to the current study, involved a direct comparison of the association of negative and positive parenting with child outcome. In addition, some of the intervention literature indicates that negative, but not positive, parenting serves as a mediator of child behavior problem change (Beauchaine, Webster-Stratton, & Reid, 2005; Fossum, March, Handegard, Drugli, & Larsson, 2009).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 92%
“…Sumariando, os achados da presente pesquisa permitem afirmar que mães de crianças pré-escolares e escolares sem dificuldades quanto ao uso de práticas positivas relataram que elas são mais habilidosas, além de terem menos queixas de problemas, o que é concordante com diversos estudos (Berry & O'Connor, 2010;Borden et al, 2014;Kettler, Elliott, Davies, & Griffi, 2011). Por outro lado, aquelas com déficits quanto ao uso de práticas positivas, tanto para crianças pré-escolares como para as escolares, relataram usar com menos frequência e diversidade comportamentos de interação social, o que é consonante com o relato de Bolsoni--Silva & Loureiro, (2011).…”
Section: Discussionunclassified
“…As práticas positivas parecem prevenir o surgimento de problemas de comportamento e promover habilidades sociais (Berry & O'Connor, 2010;Bolsoni--Silva, Loureiro, & Marturano, 2016;Borden et al, 2014;Leme & Bolsoni-Silva, 2010;Marin, Piccinini, Gonçalvez, & Tudge, 2012), especialmente quando há consistência no reforçamento das habilidades sociais infantis (Leme & Bolsoni-Silva, 2010). Por outro lado, as práticas negativas, especialmente as punições e ameaças, parecem aumentar a probabilidade de problemas de comportamentos externalizantes (Price, Chiapa, & Walsh, 2013;Trepat, Granero, & Ezpeleta, 2014) e internalizantes (Xing & Wang, 2013), quando utilizadas de maneira inconsistente (Leme & Bolsoni-Silva, 2010).…”
Section: Introductionunclassified
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“…As Práticas parentais democráticas podem servir como fatores de proteção na interação com um ambiente de risco na medida em que favorecem o desenvolvimento de habilidades sociais (Berry & O´Connor, 2010;Bolsoni-Silva & Loureiro, 2011;Borden et al, 2014;Leme & Bolsoni-Silva, 2010;Vanderbilt-Adriance, et al, 2015). Segundo Baumrind (1967), essas práticas envolvem controle e apoio, com regras fixas e incentivo à autonomia, além de monitoramento do comportamento do filho, por meio da utilização de afeto (Gomide, 2006).…”
Section: Práticas Parentais Diversos Estudos Longitudinais De Curto unclassified