2012
DOI: 10.1016/j.sbspro.2012.01.234
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The role of parental styles the socio-emotional competence of children at the beginning of school years

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“…There is two empirical research analyzing the impact of parenting styles on children's social-emotional competence. For the first one, Maria has done research that argues that parenting styles influence some factors of children's social-emotional competence [12]. They used the Socials Skills Rating System [13] to evaluate the social competence, used an instrument adapted after Denham Affective Knowledge Test [14] to evaluate emotional competence, used a Wally Problem Solving Test [15] to evaluate the competence in solving problems and used the Parental Authority Questionnaire [16] to evaluate the parenting styles.…”
Section: The Impact Of Parenting Styles On Children's Social-emotiona...mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…There is two empirical research analyzing the impact of parenting styles on children's social-emotional competence. For the first one, Maria has done research that argues that parenting styles influence some factors of children's social-emotional competence [12]. They used the Socials Skills Rating System [13] to evaluate the social competence, used an instrument adapted after Denham Affective Knowledge Test [14] to evaluate emotional competence, used a Wally Problem Solving Test [15] to evaluate the competence in solving problems and used the Parental Authority Questionnaire [16] to evaluate the parenting styles.…”
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“…The abilities of responsible decision-making and self-management can both be trained in this process and the relationship between parents and children becomes more intimate, which is a benefit for future parenting [11]. Maria [12] also mentioned that the level of the dimension assertion, which includes initiating behavior, presenting and responding to others' behavior, is affected by the practice of an authoritative parenting style.…”
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“…McCullough & Willoughby (2009) also found that religion had a positive correlation with self-control, and Denson, DeWall, Finkel (2012) mentioned there was a negative relationship between selfcontrol and verbal aggressiveness. Low self-control usually associated with behavioral problems, otherwise, students with high self-control usually perform good academic performance (Duckworth & Seligman, 2005) and having stable and positive interpersonal relations (Stan, 2012) The explanation for this association is because religious knowledge that someone possesses will influence individual's preferences about human conduct. The knowledge also controls human's behavior (McCullough & Willoughby, 2009).…”
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“…Por ello las funciones de la familia quedan descritas en ser promotores y proveedores de los recursos y estímulos necesarios para favorecer la supervivencia del infante una de las principales tareas de los padres, ser reguladores de las reacciones emocionales (Stan, 2012). Es necesario un sistema de conocimientos, habilidades, capacidades, hábitos y herramientas que le permiten el completo desarrollo de las responsabilidades parentales y prevenga las situaciones de crisis por las que transita el infante, esa es la definición de parentalidad (Gherghinescu y Glaveanu, 2015, p. 63).…”
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