2014
DOI: 10.1026/0049-8637/a000113
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Prosoziales Verhalten in Kindheit und Adoleszenz

Abstract: Dieser Beitrag untersucht Einflüsse inner- und außerfamiliärer Beziehungen auf das prosoziale Verhalten von Heranwachsenden aus sozialisationstheoretischer Perspektive. Aufgrund der sich ändernden Qualität familiärer Beziehungen im Zuge des Aufwachsens vergleichen wir dabei zwei Entwicklungsstadien, mittlere Kindheit und mittlere Adoleszenz. Die inner-familiären Beziehungen in der Paardyade und der Eltern-Kind-Dyade unterscheiden wir nach affektiver und kommunikativer Dimension. Unter den außerfamiliären Bezie… Show more

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“…Although the quality of the parent-child relationship predicts children's prosocial behavior, sociability levels and prosocial skills in general [42][43][44], the role of the parent-child relationship in adolescents' behavior as bystander or defender in bullying has been less researched. A possible association between the quality of parent-child relationships and adolescents' willingness to intervene in bullying can be explained as follows.…”
Section: How Do Social Relationships Influence Adolescents' Willingnementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although the quality of the parent-child relationship predicts children's prosocial behavior, sociability levels and prosocial skills in general [42][43][44], the role of the parent-child relationship in adolescents' behavior as bystander or defender in bullying has been less researched. A possible association between the quality of parent-child relationships and adolescents' willingness to intervene in bullying can be explained as follows.…”
Section: How Do Social Relationships Influence Adolescents' Willingnementioning
confidence: 99%