1981
DOI: 10.1080/00221325.1981.10534163
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Parental Attitudes toward Child Rearing and the Psychological Differentiation of Adolescents

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“…In the area of child development, numerous studies have focused on the attitudes of teachers and parents regarding children's behavior (Alston, 1979;Dix, Ruble, Grusec, & Nixon, 1986;Filsinger, 1981;Sigel, 1985;Trickett & Kuczynski, 1986). Specific parental attitudes under investigation have included those concerning the child's cognitive development (Miller, 1988), the child's gender (Kronsberg, Schmaling, & Fagot, 1985), as well as those held by individuals who engage in child maltreatment and abuse (Azar & Rohrbeck, 1986).…”
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“…In the area of child development, numerous studies have focused on the attitudes of teachers and parents regarding children's behavior (Alston, 1979;Dix, Ruble, Grusec, & Nixon, 1986;Filsinger, 1981;Sigel, 1985;Trickett & Kuczynski, 1986). Specific parental attitudes under investigation have included those concerning the child's cognitive development (Miller, 1988), the child's gender (Kronsberg, Schmaling, & Fagot, 1985), as well as those held by individuals who engage in child maltreatment and abuse (Azar & Rohrbeck, 1986).…”
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“…Or, comme le souligne Radin (1981), le phénomène d'identification ne concerne pas seulement les gestes, les valeurs, les roles, ou les réactions émotives, mais aussi les stratégies de-résolutions de problèmes et les processus de pensée. A cet égard Lesser et Hlavacek, (1977) et Filsinger (1981) ont montré une relation entre l'attitude rigide de certains enfants face à un problème à résoudre et un autoritarisme parental outrancier et favorisant peu la différenciation. Qui plus est, et sans en faire une relation de cause à effet, Peretti et Statum (1984) montrent que cet autoritarisme est par la suite adopté par les fils dans leur rôle de père.…”
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