Parental Bonding and Children’s Psychopathology: A Transgenerational View Point

Raffagnato, Alessia; Angelico, Caterina; Fasolato, Rachele; Sale, Eleonora; Gatta, Michela; Miscioscia, Marina

doi:10.3390/children8111012

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“…Interestingly, in the study of Dong et al, the VOC dimension of social benefits facilitated depression by a negative parenting stylewhich may be, considering the results of our study, a hint for pre-existing depression in the parents before childbirth. Also, it has been argued that parenting that is primarily based on status benefits will lead to insecure bonding between children and their parents (Nauck, 2001), as such, depression might be more likely in adolescents growing up in such families since parental bonding is predictive of adolescent psychopathology (Raffagnato et al, 2021). Hence there might be a reciprocal link between VOC and depression, causing a vicious intergenerational circle of depression-based VOC leading to fertility decisions and parenting styles that themselves lead to depression and depressive values in offspring.…”

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Value of children in childless adults with and without depression

Erbe¹,

Preetz²

2022

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Value of children (VOC) as individually perceived costs and benefits of children may help explain fertility behavior. Depressive cognitive styles may influence these perceptions. Based on the data of waves two, four, six, eight, and ten of the German Family Panel pairfam, this study examined the differences between adults with and without depression concerning various aspects of their VOC using pooled ordinary least squares regression analyses. The sample consisted of N = 5,525 men and women aged 18-47 years either with depression (STDS ≥ 25) or without depression (STDS < 25) who did not have children yet. All aspects of perceived costs were significantly higher in subjects with depression. Concerning benefits, persons with depression showed significantly lower values in affection, stimulation, and comfort, and there was no significant difference concerning esteem as a possible benefit. As such, depression seems to negatively influence VOC in almost all aspects except for esteem benefits. Since social esteem as a benefit of VOC in parents predicts depression in offspring, this might be a cause for the intergenerational transmission of depression. To support individuals of childbearing age with depression in therapy, more research about the influence of depressive cognitions on VOC and fertility intentions is needed.

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Value of children in childless adults with and without depression

Erbe¹,

Preetz²

2022

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“…The parental bonding refers to an individual's understanding of the quality and quantity of care and supervision provided by parents (12). In determining the quality of parental bonding, two issues of accessibility and responsiveness of mothers (13). In terms of Fonagy and Target, if the child's bond is not warm and careful about the proper bond, the imagination is not well established and his mind-making is failing, then pathological narcissism takes shape (14).…”

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Parental Bonding in the Developmental Period and Pathological Narcissism Phenotypes: The Mediating Role of Attachment Anxiety and Shame

Shahhosseini,

Taqanaki,

Mohammadi

et al. 2024

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Narcissistic personality disorder is one of the most severe personality disorders that has a significant impact on the interpersonal relationships of people, and identifying the factors that shape it is very important, for this reason, the purpose of this study is to determine the fit of the structural model of parental bonding in the developmental period and Pathological narcissism phenotypes with the mediating role of attachment anxiety and shame. The descriptive research method was correlation and path analysis. The present research population was all the students of the public universities of Mashhad in the academic year of 2023–2024, of which 345 people were selected by cluster sampling method. Then they completed the questionnaires of Pathological Narcissism Inventory (PNI), Parental Bonding Inventory (PBI), Close Relationship Experience questionnaire (CREQ) and Test of self-conscious affect-3 (TOSCA-3). The findings showed that the feeling of shame negatively affects the relationship between parenting during the developmental period and vulnerable narcissism (β=-0.132; P = 0.0001) and grandiose narcissism negatively (-0.142). β; P = 0.0001) and attachment anxiety have a positive relationship between attachment parenting in the developmental period and vulnerable narcissism (β = 0.247; P = 0.0001) and grandiose narcissism positively (0.265) β = β; P = 0.0001) mediates. According to these results, it can be said that if the quality and quantity of parental care and supervision is not such as to create security and peace for the child, it will cause attachment anxiety and shame in him, which is necessary to protect and care for the child. Takes refuge in pathological narcissistic behaviors, these results show the importance of healthy care in people's mental health, which requires necessary training for parents in this field.

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“…Dysfunctional parenting with low care and high control results in children's psychopathology [18]. Secure attachment and emotional closeness to parents support a healthy transition to independence and adulthood [19].…”

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A Systematic Review on the Role of Parental Bonding in Adolescent Psychosocial Development

Joseph

Kotian

2022

IJMTS

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Purpose: A solid foundation for the area on which the research is intended can be built by reviewing the numerous works and literature in the suggested areas. Parent-child relationships and adolescent development are always important topics. Children typically spend more time with their classmates and considerably less time with their parents. However, parents continue to have a big influence on their adolescent's development. There are clear connections between parental attachment and children's cognitive, social, and emotional health. Parental ties and adolescent psychosocial development being the areas of study, the most recent literature review is undertaken because it is crucial. Objective: The research is done to assess role of parental bonding on adolescents’ Development. The research field's gaps are addressed. Design/Methodology/Approach: The literature for this study was compiled using a variety of secondary sources, including journals, book chapters, conference proceedings and other online sites. The entire body of research has been thoroughly examined and condensed. It is also used to identify research goals and gaps in the field. Findings/Results: The results and limitations of every recent research have been thoroughly examined. The cause of the gap has also been thoroughly investigated, and each work's outcomes have been carefully examined. Originality/Value: This paper intends to examine the pertinent literature that already exists and includes secondary data that was acquired from a number of online sources, including research journals, technical book chapters, conference papers, and a few websites. All of the papers chosen were current and from reputable publishers, and they were all pertinent to the planned work. A sincere effort is made to choose a study topic and conduct the research. Paper type: Review paper.

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Parental Bonding and Children’s Psychopathology: A Transgenerational View Point

Cited by 10 publications

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Value of children in childless adults with and without depression

Value of children in childless adults with and without depression

Parental Bonding in the Developmental Period and Pathological Narcissism Phenotypes: The Mediating Role of Attachment Anxiety and Shame

A Systematic Review on the Role of Parental Bonding in Adolescent Psychosocial Development

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