A controlled parenting skills outcome study examining individual difference and attendance affects

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Parents' protective tendencies and their general child management skills were evaluated. Targeted parenting outcome and mothers' self-efficacy were predicted based on parents' level of intervention attendance and their attitude toward parenting change. The targeted parenting outcome had a significant impact on parents' general child management skills. Findings also revealed significant correlation between intervention attendance and intervention-targeted parenting behaviors at pretest for fathers.

Research, Parenting, Parent and child, Parent-child relations

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Sociocultural contexts of time to first sex among Hispanic adolescents

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This article discusses the relationship between gender, acculturation, parental marital stability, and sexual behavior. Topics include sex role, machismo, cultural values, community life, and intergenerational relations.

California, Sexual behavior, Statistical Data Included, Analysis, Child behavior, Sex roles, Sex differences (Psychology), Acculturation, Intergenerational relations, Hispanic American youth, Social values, Sex role in children, Assimilation (Sociology), Hispanic American teenagers, Machismo

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