The link between coparenting, parenting, and adolescent life satisfaction

Linkages Between Parenting Practices and Adolescents’ Life Satisfaction: The Mediating Role of Resilience

“…This may be because responsive parents can fulfill adolescents’ basic psychological needs for connectedness by providing them with emotional warmth and responding to their needs. 21 Adolescents are more likely to derive satisfaction with life from perceiving emotional connectedness with their parents. 21 Regarding the beneficial role of demandingness on adolescents’ life satisfaction, the unique Chinese cultural context may explain this result.…”

“… 21 Adolescents are more likely to derive satisfaction with life from perceiving emotional connectedness with their parents. 21 Regarding the beneficial role of demandingness on adolescents’ life satisfaction, the unique Chinese cultural context may explain this result. Western cultural values place more importance on individualism and promote individual freedom and self-expression.…”

Propiedades Psicométricas del Test de Ajuste Psicológico a la Separación en personas separadas y divorciadas chilenas

“…En relación con la Parte B, orientada a la evaluación de la coparentalidad, los resultados obtenidos en nuestra muestra dan cuenta de una estructura de dos factores, a diferencia de lo propuesto por Sweeper & Halford (2006), que identificaron una solución unidimensional. Este hallazgo es coherente con estudios que indican que la coparentalidad sería un constructo más bien multidimensional (Lamela & Figuereido, 2016;Teubert & Pinquart, 2011). En este caso, uno de los factores correspondería al acuerdo respecto del cuidado y educación de los hijos y el otro se referiría Mónica Guzmán-González, María Barraza, Francisca Bastías, Damaris Bustamante y María Fernanda Ojeda 121 esperable, dado que a diferencia de lo que ocurre con la subescalas del PAST-A, referidas a la percepción de cómo se vive internamente el proceso de separación, las preguntas sobre coparentalidad evalúan la percepción de una dinámica relacional (versus individual) entre la persona respondiente, el/la ex pareja y los hijos.…”

Exposing the role of coparenting and parenting for adolescent personal identity processes

“…In fact, the different relationships within a family can be highly interconnected and, thus, what occurs in one relationship may have an effect on others (Cox & Paley, 2003). In light of this, the spillover hypothesis (Erel & Burman, 1995) postulates an interdependence between familial relationships and suggests that emotions and experiences from one relationship (e.g., between parents in the coparental relationship) can spillover onto and influence other relationships (e.g., how parents interact with their children), which in turn may impact the development of the child (Teubert & Pinquart, 2011b). In fact, several researchers have found parenting to either partially or fully mediate the association between coparenting and children’s internalizing and externalizing problem behavior (Jones, Shaffer, Forehand, Brody, & Armistead, 2003; Shook, Jones, Forehand, Dorsey, & Brody, 2010).…”