Perceived Parental Bonding: A Comparative Study between Adults Growing up in Single Parent and Both Parent Homes
Hita Claudia Rao,
Keerthi G.P
Abstract:Parental bonding is an intense attachment in relationship that develops between the parent and child during the early years of life. Scientific literature asserts that parent-child bonding is an important predictor of the child’s immediate habits, thoughts, and emotions and its long-term personal and social growth. The present study investigated perceived parental bonding in adults from single-parent and both-parent homes to understand if parenting conditions influenced the bonding relationship. Parental Bondi… Show more
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