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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
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Activative Fathering, Children's Self-Regulation, and Social Skills

January 2014 (has links)
abstract: This study investigated father-child Activation Theory and the impact of activative fathering on children's dysregulation and social skills. The sample followed 145 families of typically developing children across ages 4 to 6. Fathering and mothering behaviors were coded via naturalistic observations at child age 4, children's dysregulation was coded during a laboratory puzzle task at age 5, and children's social skills were rated by parents and teachers at age 6. Results found support for a constellation of activative fathering behaviors unique to father-child interactions. Activative fathering, net of mothering behaviors, predicted decreased behavioral dysregulation one year later. Support was not found for moderation of the relation between activative fathering and children's dysregulation by paternal warmth, nor was support found for children's dysregulation as a mediator of the relation between activative fathering and children's social skills. These results suggest that parenting elements of father-child activation are unique to fathering and may be more broadly observable in naturalistic contexts not limited to play activities alone. Additionally, activative fathering appears to uniquely influence children's self-regulatory abilities above and beyond identical mothering behavior. In the present work, paternal warmth was not a necessary for activative fathering to positively contribute to children's regulatory abilities nor did children's dysregulation link activative fathering to social skills. / Dissertation/Thesis / Doctoral Dissertation Psychology 2014
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The impact of father-child relationships and interparental conflict on the intimacy levels of adult children from divorced and intact homes

Coulson, Sheri Lynne 01 January 1995 (has links)
No description available.
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A father's supportive presence: Understanding how fathers influence children's developmental outcomes

Siller, Christina 01 January 2012 (has links)
The present study focuses on how a father's supportive presence during interactions with his child influences his/her social outcomes in adolescence. Ethological theories of attachment provide a theoretical basis for the investigation of father-child interactions because they provide us with an explanation regarding how and why child-caregiver relationships function to influence a child's development and later social functioning. Structural equation modeling was used to construct a theoretical model by which fathering behaviors influence later psychosocial outcomes, particularly impulse control and risky behaviors during adolescence. For boys, supportive mothering behaviors had a greater influence on impulse control than supportive fathering behaviors. The opposite was true for girls. For girls, supportive fathering behaviors had a greater influence on impulse control than supportive mothering behaviors. Impulse control served a partial mediating effect between supportive parenting behaviors and risk-taking behaviors. For sons, supportive mothering behaviors had a significant positive impact on impulse control during adolescence. Conversely, for daughters, supportive fathering behaviors—but not supportive mothering behaviors—had a significant positive impact on impulse control during adolescence. In fact, supportive mothering behaviors had an insignificant effect on daughters' impulse control during adolescence,
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A participação do pai como acompanhante da mulher no processo de nascimento / La participación del padre como acompañante de la mujer durante del proceso de nacimiento / The role of the father as a companion to the wife during the birth process

Perdomini, Fernanda Rosa Indriunas January 2010 (has links)
Este é um estudo qualitativo, tipo estudo de caso, cujos objetivos foram conhecer a participação do pai, como acompanhante da mulher durante o parto, os fatores que contribuíram para que ele participasse do processo de nascimento e o conhecimento desse pai sobre a Lei do Acompanhante. Fizeram parte 24 pais que estiveram presentes durante o trabalho de parto e parto de suas companheiras no Centro Obstétrico do Hospital de Clínicas de Porto Alegre. As informações, coletadas através de observação participante e entrevista semi-estruturada, foram submetidas à análise de conteúdo do tipo temática. Os temas encontrados foram: a experiência de ser acompanhante (que diz respeito à presença e ao significado da experiência de vivenciar o nascimento do filho) e a participação do pai (relativo à indicação dos fatores que contribuíram para sua participação e os obstáculos que a dificultaram). Os achados do estudo revelaram que os pais entendem que estar presente, dar carinho e usar palavras de apoio faz parte do papel de ser acompanhante. Os pais acreditam que a experiência de vivenciar o nascimento do seu filho, independente do número de nascimentos já acompanhados por eles, é uma experiência única, um momento inexplicável, repleto de magia e de puro amor. Estes (pais) optaram por participar do nascimento do seu filho devido a vários fatores: não ter tido a oportunidade de fazê-lo anteriormente, pressão social, curiosidade e acreditar ser esse o papel do pai. O estudo evidenciou, também, o despreparo e a falta de informações dos pais em relação às alterações fisiológicas por que a mulher passa durante o trabalho de parto, ao uso de tecnologias e medicações utilizadas nesse período e ao desconhecimento da possibilidade de acompanhar esse momento. Alguns deles, mesmo tendo acompanhando a mulher durante o trabalho de parto e parto, não se sentiram informados sobre a Lei do Acompanhante, apenas dois conheciam a referida Lei. Alguns pais ainda informaram não ter conseguido participar do pré-natal; outros que participaram não receberam informações adequadas dos profissionais da saúde em relação ao processo de nascimento do bebê. Assim sendo, nesse estudo, os pais demonstraram gostar de estarem presentes no momento de nascimento de seu filho, porém se sentiram despreparados e impotentes frente às necessidades da mulher durante o trabalho de parto. O estudo sugere, então, a necessidade de reformulação da atenção dada ao casal no pré-natal, e de inclusão do pai como um sujeito participativo e atuante durante o processo de nascimento. / This is a qualitative study – case study – whose objectives were determining the role of the father, as a companion to the wife during delivery, the factors which contribute for the participation of the father in the birth process and the knowledge this father has about the Companion Law. There were 24 fathers who were present during labor and delivery processes, accompanying their wives at the Obstetrical Center from the Porto Alegre Clinics Hospital. Information was obtained by participative observation and semi-structured interviews and was submitted to content analysis (thematic type). The themes found were: the experience of being a companion (which regards the presence and the meaning of living the child’s birth) and the father participation (which regards the indication of the factors that contributed to his participation and the obstacles that prevented him from participating). The findings of this study showed that the fathers understand that being present, caring and saying supportive words is part of their role as a companion at this moment. The fathers believe that the experience of living their child’s birth, independent from the number of births which may have already been experienced, is a unique event, an inexplicable moment, full of magic and pure love. These fathers took the option of participating in their child’s birth due to many factors: not having had the opportunity of having such an experience before, social pressure, curiosity and the belief that this is the father’s role. The study has also highlighted that fathers lack preparation and information about the physiological changes the woman goes through during labor, about the technology and medicines used in this period, as well as about the possibility of accompanying this moment. Even though these fathers have accompanied their wives during labor, some of them did not feel well informed about the Companion Law (just two of them knew about it). Some fathers have also informed that they could not participate in the prenatal care; others, who have participated in it, did not receive suitable information from the health care professionals about the birth process. Thus, in this study, fathers have showed that they enjoy being present at the moment of their child’s birth. They have felt, however, that they were unprepared and impotent to face the woman’s needs during labor. In this way, the study suggests that it is necessary to reformulate the procedures referring to the attention given to the couple during prenatal care and the inclusion of the father as a participative and active individual during the birth process. / Este es un estudio cualitativo, tipo estudio de caso, cuyos objetivos fueron conocer la participación del padre, como acompañante de la mujer durante el parto, los factores que contribuyeron para que él participara del proceso de nacimiento y el conocimiento de ese padre sobre la Ley del Acompañante. Hicieron parte 24 padres que estuvieron presentes durante el trabajo de parto y parto de sus compañeras en el Centro Obstétrico del Hospital de Clínicas de Porto Alegre. Las informaciones, colectadas através de observación participante y entrevista semi-estructurada, fueron submetidas al analisis del contenido del tipo temática. Los temas encontrados fueron: la experiencia de ser acompañante, (a respeto a la presencia y el significado de la experiencia de vivenciar el nacimiento del hijo) y la participación del padre, (relativo a la indicación de los factores que contribuyeron para su participación y los obstáculos que la dificultaron). Los hallazgos del estudio revelaron que los padres entienden que estar presente, dar cariño y usar palabras de apoyo hace parte del papel de ser acompañante en ese momento. Los padres creen que la experiencia de vivenciar el nacimiento del su hijo, independiente del número de nacimientos ya acompañados por ellos, es una experiencia única, un momento inexplicable, lleno de magia y de puro amor. Estos (padres) optaron por participar del nacimiento de su hijo debido a vários factores: no haber tenido la oportunidad de haberlo hecho anteriormente, presión social, curiosidad y creer ser ese el papel de ser padre. El estudio evidenció, también, el despreparo y la falta de informaciones de los padres en relación a las alteraciones fisiológicas en que la mujer pasa durante el trabajo de parto, sobre el uso de tecnologias y medicaciones utilizadas en ese período, así como, el desconocimiento de la posibilidad de acompañar ese momento. Algunos de ellos mismo habiendo acompañando a la mujer durante el trabajo de parto y parto, no se sintieron informados sobre la Ley del Acompañante, apenas dos padres conocían la referida Ley. Algunos padres todavía informaron no haber conseguido participar del prenatal; otros, que participaron, no recibieron informaciones adecuadas de los profesionales de la salud en relación al proceso de nacimiento del bebé. Siendo así, en este estudio, los padres demonstraron el gusto de estar presentes en el momento de nacimiento de su hijo, sin embargo se sintieron despreparados e impotentes frente a las necesidades de la mujer durante el trabajo de parto. El estudio sugiere, entonces, la necesidad de reformulación de la atención dada a la pareja en el prenatal, y de la inclusión del padre como un sujeto participativo y actuante durante el proceso de nascimiento.
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A participação do pai como acompanhante da mulher no processo de nascimento / La participación del padre como acompañante de la mujer durante del proceso de nacimiento / The role of the father as a companion to the wife during the birth process

Perdomini, Fernanda Rosa Indriunas January 2010 (has links)
Este é um estudo qualitativo, tipo estudo de caso, cujos objetivos foram conhecer a participação do pai, como acompanhante da mulher durante o parto, os fatores que contribuíram para que ele participasse do processo de nascimento e o conhecimento desse pai sobre a Lei do Acompanhante. Fizeram parte 24 pais que estiveram presentes durante o trabalho de parto e parto de suas companheiras no Centro Obstétrico do Hospital de Clínicas de Porto Alegre. As informações, coletadas através de observação participante e entrevista semi-estruturada, foram submetidas à análise de conteúdo do tipo temática. Os temas encontrados foram: a experiência de ser acompanhante (que diz respeito à presença e ao significado da experiência de vivenciar o nascimento do filho) e a participação do pai (relativo à indicação dos fatores que contribuíram para sua participação e os obstáculos que a dificultaram). Os achados do estudo revelaram que os pais entendem que estar presente, dar carinho e usar palavras de apoio faz parte do papel de ser acompanhante. Os pais acreditam que a experiência de vivenciar o nascimento do seu filho, independente do número de nascimentos já acompanhados por eles, é uma experiência única, um momento inexplicável, repleto de magia e de puro amor. Estes (pais) optaram por participar do nascimento do seu filho devido a vários fatores: não ter tido a oportunidade de fazê-lo anteriormente, pressão social, curiosidade e acreditar ser esse o papel do pai. O estudo evidenciou, também, o despreparo e a falta de informações dos pais em relação às alterações fisiológicas por que a mulher passa durante o trabalho de parto, ao uso de tecnologias e medicações utilizadas nesse período e ao desconhecimento da possibilidade de acompanhar esse momento. Alguns deles, mesmo tendo acompanhando a mulher durante o trabalho de parto e parto, não se sentiram informados sobre a Lei do Acompanhante, apenas dois conheciam a referida Lei. Alguns pais ainda informaram não ter conseguido participar do pré-natal; outros que participaram não receberam informações adequadas dos profissionais da saúde em relação ao processo de nascimento do bebê. Assim sendo, nesse estudo, os pais demonstraram gostar de estarem presentes no momento de nascimento de seu filho, porém se sentiram despreparados e impotentes frente às necessidades da mulher durante o trabalho de parto. O estudo sugere, então, a necessidade de reformulação da atenção dada ao casal no pré-natal, e de inclusão do pai como um sujeito participativo e atuante durante o processo de nascimento. / This is a qualitative study – case study – whose objectives were determining the role of the father, as a companion to the wife during delivery, the factors which contribute for the participation of the father in the birth process and the knowledge this father has about the Companion Law. There were 24 fathers who were present during labor and delivery processes, accompanying their wives at the Obstetrical Center from the Porto Alegre Clinics Hospital. Information was obtained by participative observation and semi-structured interviews and was submitted to content analysis (thematic type). The themes found were: the experience of being a companion (which regards the presence and the meaning of living the child’s birth) and the father participation (which regards the indication of the factors that contributed to his participation and the obstacles that prevented him from participating). The findings of this study showed that the fathers understand that being present, caring and saying supportive words is part of their role as a companion at this moment. The fathers believe that the experience of living their child’s birth, independent from the number of births which may have already been experienced, is a unique event, an inexplicable moment, full of magic and pure love. These fathers took the option of participating in their child’s birth due to many factors: not having had the opportunity of having such an experience before, social pressure, curiosity and the belief that this is the father’s role. The study has also highlighted that fathers lack preparation and information about the physiological changes the woman goes through during labor, about the technology and medicines used in this period, as well as about the possibility of accompanying this moment. Even though these fathers have accompanied their wives during labor, some of them did not feel well informed about the Companion Law (just two of them knew about it). Some fathers have also informed that they could not participate in the prenatal care; others, who have participated in it, did not receive suitable information from the health care professionals about the birth process. Thus, in this study, fathers have showed that they enjoy being present at the moment of their child’s birth. They have felt, however, that they were unprepared and impotent to face the woman’s needs during labor. In this way, the study suggests that it is necessary to reformulate the procedures referring to the attention given to the couple during prenatal care and the inclusion of the father as a participative and active individual during the birth process. / Este es un estudio cualitativo, tipo estudio de caso, cuyos objetivos fueron conocer la participación del padre, como acompañante de la mujer durante el parto, los factores que contribuyeron para que él participara del proceso de nacimiento y el conocimiento de ese padre sobre la Ley del Acompañante. Hicieron parte 24 padres que estuvieron presentes durante el trabajo de parto y parto de sus compañeras en el Centro Obstétrico del Hospital de Clínicas de Porto Alegre. Las informaciones, colectadas através de observación participante y entrevista semi-estructurada, fueron submetidas al analisis del contenido del tipo temática. Los temas encontrados fueron: la experiencia de ser acompañante, (a respeto a la presencia y el significado de la experiencia de vivenciar el nacimiento del hijo) y la participación del padre, (relativo a la indicación de los factores que contribuyeron para su participación y los obstáculos que la dificultaron). Los hallazgos del estudio revelaron que los padres entienden que estar presente, dar cariño y usar palabras de apoyo hace parte del papel de ser acompañante en ese momento. Los padres creen que la experiencia de vivenciar el nacimiento del su hijo, independiente del número de nacimientos ya acompañados por ellos, es una experiencia única, un momento inexplicable, lleno de magia y de puro amor. Estos (padres) optaron por participar del nacimiento de su hijo debido a vários factores: no haber tenido la oportunidad de haberlo hecho anteriormente, presión social, curiosidad y creer ser ese el papel de ser padre. El estudio evidenció, también, el despreparo y la falta de informaciones de los padres en relación a las alteraciones fisiológicas en que la mujer pasa durante el trabajo de parto, sobre el uso de tecnologias y medicaciones utilizadas en ese período, así como, el desconocimiento de la posibilidad de acompañar ese momento. Algunos de ellos mismo habiendo acompañando a la mujer durante el trabajo de parto y parto, no se sintieron informados sobre la Ley del Acompañante, apenas dos padres conocían la referida Ley. Algunos padres todavía informaron no haber conseguido participar del prenatal; otros, que participaron, no recibieron informaciones adecuadas de los profesionales de la salud en relación al proceso de nacimiento del bebé. Siendo así, en este estudio, los padres demonstraron el gusto de estar presentes en el momento de nacimiento de su hijo, sin embargo se sintieron despreparados e impotentes frente a las necesidades de la mujer durante el trabajo de parto. El estudio sugiere, entonces, la necesidad de reformulación de la atención dada a la pareja en el prenatal, y de la inclusión del padre como un sujeto participativo y actuante durante el proceso de nascimiento.
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A participação do pai como acompanhante da mulher no processo de nascimento / La participación del padre como acompañante de la mujer durante del proceso de nacimiento / The role of the father as a companion to the wife during the birth process

Perdomini, Fernanda Rosa Indriunas January 2010 (has links)
Este é um estudo qualitativo, tipo estudo de caso, cujos objetivos foram conhecer a participação do pai, como acompanhante da mulher durante o parto, os fatores que contribuíram para que ele participasse do processo de nascimento e o conhecimento desse pai sobre a Lei do Acompanhante. Fizeram parte 24 pais que estiveram presentes durante o trabalho de parto e parto de suas companheiras no Centro Obstétrico do Hospital de Clínicas de Porto Alegre. As informações, coletadas através de observação participante e entrevista semi-estruturada, foram submetidas à análise de conteúdo do tipo temática. Os temas encontrados foram: a experiência de ser acompanhante (que diz respeito à presença e ao significado da experiência de vivenciar o nascimento do filho) e a participação do pai (relativo à indicação dos fatores que contribuíram para sua participação e os obstáculos que a dificultaram). Os achados do estudo revelaram que os pais entendem que estar presente, dar carinho e usar palavras de apoio faz parte do papel de ser acompanhante. Os pais acreditam que a experiência de vivenciar o nascimento do seu filho, independente do número de nascimentos já acompanhados por eles, é uma experiência única, um momento inexplicável, repleto de magia e de puro amor. Estes (pais) optaram por participar do nascimento do seu filho devido a vários fatores: não ter tido a oportunidade de fazê-lo anteriormente, pressão social, curiosidade e acreditar ser esse o papel do pai. O estudo evidenciou, também, o despreparo e a falta de informações dos pais em relação às alterações fisiológicas por que a mulher passa durante o trabalho de parto, ao uso de tecnologias e medicações utilizadas nesse período e ao desconhecimento da possibilidade de acompanhar esse momento. Alguns deles, mesmo tendo acompanhando a mulher durante o trabalho de parto e parto, não se sentiram informados sobre a Lei do Acompanhante, apenas dois conheciam a referida Lei. Alguns pais ainda informaram não ter conseguido participar do pré-natal; outros que participaram não receberam informações adequadas dos profissionais da saúde em relação ao processo de nascimento do bebê. Assim sendo, nesse estudo, os pais demonstraram gostar de estarem presentes no momento de nascimento de seu filho, porém se sentiram despreparados e impotentes frente às necessidades da mulher durante o trabalho de parto. O estudo sugere, então, a necessidade de reformulação da atenção dada ao casal no pré-natal, e de inclusão do pai como um sujeito participativo e atuante durante o processo de nascimento. / This is a qualitative study – case study – whose objectives were determining the role of the father, as a companion to the wife during delivery, the factors which contribute for the participation of the father in the birth process and the knowledge this father has about the Companion Law. There were 24 fathers who were present during labor and delivery processes, accompanying their wives at the Obstetrical Center from the Porto Alegre Clinics Hospital. Information was obtained by participative observation and semi-structured interviews and was submitted to content analysis (thematic type). The themes found were: the experience of being a companion (which regards the presence and the meaning of living the child’s birth) and the father participation (which regards the indication of the factors that contributed to his participation and the obstacles that prevented him from participating). The findings of this study showed that the fathers understand that being present, caring and saying supportive words is part of their role as a companion at this moment. The fathers believe that the experience of living their child’s birth, independent from the number of births which may have already been experienced, is a unique event, an inexplicable moment, full of magic and pure love. These fathers took the option of participating in their child’s birth due to many factors: not having had the opportunity of having such an experience before, social pressure, curiosity and the belief that this is the father’s role. The study has also highlighted that fathers lack preparation and information about the physiological changes the woman goes through during labor, about the technology and medicines used in this period, as well as about the possibility of accompanying this moment. Even though these fathers have accompanied their wives during labor, some of them did not feel well informed about the Companion Law (just two of them knew about it). Some fathers have also informed that they could not participate in the prenatal care; others, who have participated in it, did not receive suitable information from the health care professionals about the birth process. Thus, in this study, fathers have showed that they enjoy being present at the moment of their child’s birth. They have felt, however, that they were unprepared and impotent to face the woman’s needs during labor. In this way, the study suggests that it is necessary to reformulate the procedures referring to the attention given to the couple during prenatal care and the inclusion of the father as a participative and active individual during the birth process. / Este es un estudio cualitativo, tipo estudio de caso, cuyos objetivos fueron conocer la participación del padre, como acompañante de la mujer durante el parto, los factores que contribuyeron para que él participara del proceso de nacimiento y el conocimiento de ese padre sobre la Ley del Acompañante. Hicieron parte 24 padres que estuvieron presentes durante el trabajo de parto y parto de sus compañeras en el Centro Obstétrico del Hospital de Clínicas de Porto Alegre. Las informaciones, colectadas através de observación participante y entrevista semi-estructurada, fueron submetidas al analisis del contenido del tipo temática. Los temas encontrados fueron: la experiencia de ser acompañante, (a respeto a la presencia y el significado de la experiencia de vivenciar el nacimiento del hijo) y la participación del padre, (relativo a la indicación de los factores que contribuyeron para su participación y los obstáculos que la dificultaron). Los hallazgos del estudio revelaron que los padres entienden que estar presente, dar cariño y usar palabras de apoyo hace parte del papel de ser acompañante en ese momento. Los padres creen que la experiencia de vivenciar el nacimiento del su hijo, independiente del número de nacimientos ya acompañados por ellos, es una experiencia única, un momento inexplicable, lleno de magia y de puro amor. Estos (padres) optaron por participar del nacimiento de su hijo debido a vários factores: no haber tenido la oportunidad de haberlo hecho anteriormente, presión social, curiosidad y creer ser ese el papel de ser padre. El estudio evidenció, también, el despreparo y la falta de informaciones de los padres en relación a las alteraciones fisiológicas en que la mujer pasa durante el trabajo de parto, sobre el uso de tecnologias y medicaciones utilizadas en ese período, así como, el desconocimiento de la posibilidad de acompañar ese momento. Algunos de ellos mismo habiendo acompañando a la mujer durante el trabajo de parto y parto, no se sintieron informados sobre la Ley del Acompañante, apenas dos padres conocían la referida Ley. Algunos padres todavía informaron no haber conseguido participar del prenatal; otros, que participaron, no recibieron informaciones adecuadas de los profesionales de la salud en relación al proceso de nacimiento del bebé. Siendo así, en este estudio, los padres demonstraron el gusto de estar presentes en el momento de nacimiento de su hijo, sin embargo se sintieron despreparados e impotentes frente a las necesidades de la mujer durante el trabajo de parto. El estudio sugiere, entonces, la necesidad de reformulación de la atención dada a la pareja en el prenatal, y de la inclusión del padre como un sujeto participativo y actuante durante el proceso de nascimiento.
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Toward a Better Understanding of Non-Suicidal Self-Injury in University Students: Examining Associations with Parent-Child Relationships, Emotion Regulation Difficulties, and Contextual Risk Factors

Guérin-Marion, Camille 25 May 2022 (has links)
Non-suicidal self-injury (NSSI) is increasingly understood as representing a public health concern and a behavioral marker of emotional and psychological distress among young people. NSSI is prevalent during the period of young adulthood, including among emerging adults pursuing a university education, yet the vulnerability factors associated with NSSI in this population merit more in-depth and contextualized investigation. The current dissertation's overarching objective was to better understand the risk context surrounding university students' engagement in NSSI. Using a sample of 2,579 students (75.2% female; Mage=18.97; SDage=1.54), Study 1 first explored the roles of parental (mother and father pressure) and intrapersonal (emotion dysregulation, academic coping, perfectionism subtypes) risk factors in university students’ likelihood and frequency of engagement in NSSI in the past year. An integrated latent structural equation model revealed that higher levels of perceived mother and father pressure were associated with a greater likelihood of past-year NSSI engagement in the university student sample. Among intrapersonal risk factors, only emotion dysregulation was found to be associated with higher NSSI likelihood and frequency. Building upon these results, Study 2 sought to narrow in further on understanding the emotion regulation profiles of university students with a past-year history of NSSI. Using a person-centered statistical approach, university students who reported having engaged in NSSI within the past year (n = 479; 83.8% female; Mage = 18.77; SDage = 1.43) were classified into latent profiles based on their self-perceived difficulties in regulating both positive and negative emotions. Independent samples of students who had a past history of NSSI but had not self-injured within the previous year (n = 439; 82.9% females; Mage = 19.03, SDage = 1.62) and who had no history of NSSI (n = 1551; 69.9% females; Mage = 19.02, SDage = 1.55) were included as comparison groups. Latent cluster analyses uncovered three emotion regulation profiles within the NSSI sample - the Average Difficulties (47.4%), Dysregulated (33.0%), and Low Difficulties (19.6%) profiles - each of which differed meaningfully from both comparison samples on mean levels of emotion regulation difficulties. Students across the three profiles also differed in their self-reported experiences with parents, particularly with fathers (perceived pressure, antipathy, unresolved attachment, psychological control), and in the extent to which they felt alienated from parents. Lastly, students across profiles differed in the frequency, methods, functions, and addictive properties of their NSSI. Taken together, findings from the current dissertation expanded our awareness of vulnerability factors for NSSI that have historically been understudied (e.g., parental pressure, father-child relationships, dysregulated positive emotions), while also bringing into focus the notion that even well-established NSSI risk factors (emotion regulation difficulties) can manifest quite heterogeneously amongst university students with a history of self-injurious behavior.
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Trajectories of Mother-Child and Father-Child Relationship across Middle Childhood and Associations with Child Adjustment

Yan, Jia 26 May 2017 (has links)
No description available.
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Relations parents-enfant et fonctions exécutives des enfants à l’âge de l’entrée scolaire : l’importance des pères

Hertz, Sarah 12 1900 (has links)
De nombreuses études empiriques ont démontré que la qualité des relations parent-enfant est importante pour le développement des fonctions exécutives (FE) des enfants. Cependant, la majorité des études ont porté sur des échantillons de mères ou de pères, mais non des deux. Le présent mémoire contient un article empirique qui poursuit deux buts. Premièrement, l’article a examiné la contribution unique de la qualité des interactions mère-enfant et père-enfant avec leur bambin (toddler) à la prédiction des FE en milieu scolaire. Deuxièmement, l’article a investigué les effets d'interactions entre la qualité des relations mère-enfant et père-enfant. L’étude a été menée auprès de 46 familles intactes (mère-père-enfant). Lorsque les enfants avaient 18 mois, la qualité des interactions mère-enfant et père-enfant a été mesurée par observation de séquences indépendantes de jeu avec le Mutually Responsive Orientation scale. À la maternelle, les problèmes exécutifs des enfants furent rapportés par le professeur à l’aide du Behavior Rating Inventory of Executive Function. Les résultats indiquent que les enfants qui ont des interactions de meilleure qualité avec leur père à 18 mois sont ensuite considérés par leur professeur de maternelle comme ayant moins de déficits exécutifs. Cela suggère que la relation père-enfant peut être un facteur important à considérer en ce qui concerne le développement des FE des enfants. Les implications théoriques et empiriques ainsi que les implications pratiques, notamment celles concernant les professeurs, sont abordées lors de la conclusion de ce mémoire. / There is increasing evidence that the quality of parent-child relationships is important for the development of young children’s executive functioning (EF). However, studies have focused on samples of either mother-child or father-child dyads, not both. The present master’s thesis includes an empirical article pursuing two aims. First, the article examined the unique contributions of the quality of mothers’ and fathers’ interactions with their toddlers to the prediction of children’s subsequent EF in kindergarten. Second, the article investigated the interactive effects of mother-child and father-child relationships. The sample included 46 families. The quality of mother-child and father-child interactions was assessed independently during separate interactive sequences at 18 months. In kindergarten, child EF problems were reported by their teachers with the Behavior Rating Inventory of Executive Function. Results indicated that kindergarteners who had higher-quality interactions with their fathers in toddlerhood were considered by their teachers to present fewer EF problems in everyday school situations. This suggests that father-child relationships may be an important factor to consider regarding the development of EF in children. Theoretical and empirical implications as well as practical implications, particularly for teachers, are discussed at the conclusion of this master’s thesis.
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The Influence of Father Involvement and Family Structure Variables on Young Adult-Father Relationship Quality

Tefteller, David Hjortaas 15 September 2014 (has links)
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