1999
DOI: 10.1006/jado.1999.0266
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To know you is to trust you: parents' trust is rooted in child disclosure of information

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“…Thematic analysis identified trust as being a component in every participant's approach to the mediation of ICDs. The thematic analysis results indicate support for the work of Kerr, Stattin and Trost [26] and Meyers and Gilbert [32] indicating that trust is an element within the parent-child relationship. However, Kerr et al [26] and Meyers and Gilbert [32] did not place the parent-child relationship in the specific context of ICD mediation.…”
Section: Theme 4: Trustsupporting
confidence: 59%
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“…Thematic analysis identified trust as being a component in every participant's approach to the mediation of ICDs. The thematic analysis results indicate support for the work of Kerr, Stattin and Trost [26] and Meyers and Gilbert [32] indicating that trust is an element within the parent-child relationship. However, Kerr et al [26] and Meyers and Gilbert [32] did not place the parent-child relationship in the specific context of ICD mediation.…”
Section: Theme 4: Trustsupporting
confidence: 59%
“…The thematic analysis results indicate support for the work of Kerr, Stattin and Trost [26] and Meyers and Gilbert [32] indicating that trust is an element within the parent-child relationship. However, Kerr et al [26] and Meyers and Gilbert [32] did not place the parent-child relationship in the specific context of ICD mediation. A difference exists between the definitional understanding of parental mediation and the research results.…”
Section: Theme 4: Trustsupporting
confidence: 59%
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“…Por su parte, el afecto parental, dimensión decisiva en el ajuste emocional adolescente (Kagitçibasi, 1996), fue fundamental para el bienestar psicológico, como la calidad de vida y la satisfacción vital (Gillison et al, 2008 La revelación adolescente fue importante para el consumo de alcohol y la calidad de vida. En cuanto al consumo de alcohol, probablemente porque si los adolescentes revelan información a sus progenitores, éstos tendrán mayor confianza en que sus hijos e hijas toman buenas decisiones durante el tiempo que no están con ellos (Kerr, Stattin y Trost, 1999) y podrán guiarles para evitar que se impliquen en conductas de riesgo (Marshall, Tilton-Weaver y Bosdet, 2005); por tanto, mayor revelación supondrá menor probabilidad de consumir alcohol (Ghandour, 2009;Jiménez-Iglesias et al, 2012;Jiménez-Iglesias et al, 2013;Stavrinides, Georgiou y Demetriou, 2010). Respecto a la calidad de vida relacionada con la salud, la revelación junto con el interés parental reflejan la comunicación parento-filial (Keijsers et al, 2010), que es protectora del bienestar psicológico, especialmente la comunicación entre progenitores y adolescentes en torno a asuntos que les preocupan (Jiménez-Iglesias et al, 2012;Morrow, 2004;Oliva et al, 2007).…”
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“…Parents can gain information of child whereabouts, activities, and child friendship networks through three sources: (a) disclosure, (b) solicitation, and (c) parental control (Kerr, Stattin, & Trost 1999;. Through disclosure, children tell parents about their activities spontaneously and without any prompting.…”
Section: Sources Of Monitoringmentioning
confidence: 99%