2018
DOI: 10.7202/1046773ar
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Les problèmes de comportement à l’enfance et les problèmes dépressifs : rôle médiateur du rejet social, des interactions parent-enfant et des difficultés scolaires

Abstract: Les problèmes de comportement et les problèmes dépressifs surviennent fréquemment en cooccurrence à l’adolescence et entraînent leur lot de conséquences. En se basant sur le modèle de Patterson et Capaldi (1990), la présente étude a pour but de valider le rôle des variables de rejet social (rejet par les pairs, insertion sociale) et des difficultés scolaires, mais aussi des interactions parent-enfant (chaleur, coercition) en tant que médiateurs du lien entre les problèmes de comportement présents à l’enfance e… Show more

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“…Indeed, as in multiple past studies (Boots et al, 2011;Lapalme et al, 2018;Panayiotou & Humphrey, 2018;Poirier et al, 2019;Vaillancourt et al, 2013;Yong et al, 2014), our results did not support the academic failure pathway. This may not be surprising considering that the first studies conducted to validate the Dual Failure Model by its authors (Patterson & Capaldi, 1990;Patterson & Stoolmiller, 1991) also obtained inconsistent results regarding this pathway, and that this situation led the authors to qualify academic difficulties as potentially having a significant but secondary role.…”
Section: Academic Failuresupporting
confidence: 57%
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“…Indeed, as in multiple past studies (Boots et al, 2011;Lapalme et al, 2018;Panayiotou & Humphrey, 2018;Poirier et al, 2019;Vaillancourt et al, 2013;Yong et al, 2014), our results did not support the academic failure pathway. This may not be surprising considering that the first studies conducted to validate the Dual Failure Model by its authors (Patterson & Capaldi, 1990;Patterson & Stoolmiller, 1991) also obtained inconsistent results regarding this pathway, and that this situation led the authors to qualify academic difficulties as potentially having a significant but secondary role.…”
Section: Academic Failuresupporting
confidence: 57%
“…Conversely, in three studies, neither peer rejection nor academic failure were significant mediators of the association between externalizing problems and internalizing problems (Vaillancourt et al, 2013), even though some direct paths were in the expected directions (e.g., externalizing problems were associated with lower social competence [or higher peer rejection] and lower academic achievement; Lapalme et al, 2018;Yong et al, 2014). The studies of Vaillancourt and colleagues (2013) and Yong and colleagues (2014) included children from community samples who were older at study inception (fourth and fifth grade, respectively) than children in most of the studies supporting the Dual Failure Model.…”
Section: Studies Assessing the Complete Dual Failure Modelmentioning
confidence: 81%
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