Religious and Spiritual Development across the Life Span

Scarlett, W. George; Warren, Amy

doi:10.1002/9780470880166.hlsd002016

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“…As such, this qualitative finding is in line with outcomes of the quantitative studies on parenting/family values and the persisting significance of intergenerational transfer (cf. Min et al, 2012;van Ijzendoorn, 1992, Maccoby, 2007Roest et al, 2010;Rohan & Zanna, 1996;Repetti et al, 2011). In many intergenerational dyads studied, the transfer can be observed and clearly succeeded in aligning the attitudes to parenting and family across generations.…”

Section: Parenting As An Intergenerationally Transferred Family Valuementioning

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“…Particularly in the female, matrilinear line, familism strongly overlaps with family-centric value-orientations. For instance, Repetti et al (2011) found that mothers commonly wished their daughters to be family-oriented, while fathers were rather forging individualism and self-development for sons. Mothers are also the main conductors of values related to gender orders (Perales et al, 2021), as also shown by Farnicka in the Polish context (2016).…”

Section: Family and Parenting As Values In Polandmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Intergenerational transmission of parenting as a value

Pustułka

2023

Problemy Polityki Społecznej

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While intergenerational similarities and differences are of key importance for tracking social change, relatively little is known about the transmission of values regarding parenting in Poland. Therefore, this paper explores the process of intergenerational transfer, focusing specifically on the transmission of parenting as a value. From a methodological perspective, the article is based on a combined dataset from two projects completed with a multi-perspective approach. The ensuing qualitative thematic analysis offers intergenerational comparisons of dyadic interviews with pairs consisting of 51 young adults and one parent of each (n=102). As a result, three patterns -straightforward transmission, lagging transfer, and broken intergenerational value-normative connectivity in regard to parenting as a value -are discussed. Ultimately, the paper contributes a better understanding of the public and private aspects within long-term socialisation effects, explored here as residing at the intersection of changing values and intergenerational contexts of family life in Poland.

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Intergenerational transmission of parenting as a value

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2023

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Religious Development in Adolescence

Scarlett¹

2020

The Encyclopedia of Child and Adolescent Development

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Developments in early adolescence make possible new and powerful connections to religion, connections that can have far‐reaching consequences for adolescents' religious–spiritual identity, and moral development. Using two major paradigms and four major theoretical perspectives for conceptualizing religious development, this entry provides an overview of scholarship on religious development in adolescence.

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Lesbian, gay, and bisexual religiosity across the life span: Associations with group identification and identity salience

Scroggs

Faflick

2018

Journal of Gay & Lesbian Social Services

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Religious and Spiritual Development across the Life Span

Cited by 3 publications

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Intergenerational transmission of parenting as a value

Intergenerational transmission of parenting as a value

Religious Development in Adolescence

Lesbian, gay, and bisexual religiosity across the life span: Associations with group identification and identity salience

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