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Parenting style during childhood and perception of parents as predictors of adolescents self-esteem

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Original title:Parenting style during childhood and perception of parents as predictors of adolescents self-esteem
Authors:Petr Macek, Jan Širůček
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Citation:MACEK, Petr and Jan ŠIRŮČEK. Parenting style during childhood and perception of parents as predictors of adolescents self-esteem (Parenting style during childhood and perception of parents as predictors of adolescents self-esteem). La Laguna, Tenerife: University La Laguna, 2005.Export BibTeX
@misc{575365,
author = {Macek, Petr and Širůček, Jan},
address = {La Laguna, Tenerife},
keywords = {parenting style; self-esteem; childhood; adolescence},
language = {eng},
location = {La Laguna, Tenerife},
publisher = {University La Laguna},
title = {Parenting style during childhood and perception of parents as predictors of adolescents self-esteem},
url = {http://ivdmr.fss.muni.cz/info/index.php},
year = {2005}
}
Original language:English
Field:Psychology
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Type:R&D Presentation
Keywords:parenting style; self-esteem; childhood; adolescence

The transition from childhood to adolescence is accompanied by higher self-focus and with growing importance of global self-evaluation (self-esteem).By using data from our longitudinal study ELSPAC, we try to document the specific influence of emotional involvement of both parents and parental control during childhood on the self-esteem of younger adolescents. Parenting style (based on reports of parents) was measured when children were at the ages 8, 11, and 13. When participants aged 13, they completed also a self-esteem inventory and they also assessed the parenting style of their both parents. Results indicate significantly different patterns in girls and in boys. Perceived warmth of mother is a good predictor of adolescents self-confidence for both girls and boys. The mothers warmth is related to high positive self-feeling. The perceived fathers warmth is a significant predictor for boys only. Mothers emotional support is positively related to perceived acceptance of boys, fathers warmth is related to acceptance of girls.

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