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Objective:The present study examined mothers’ emotion socialization of 3-year–old children with behavior problems, to determine whether emotion socialization practices, as well as the relation between these practices and child functioning, varied across ethnicities. Method: Participants were 156 preschoolers with behavior problems. Mothers were European American (n = 98), Latina American (n = 40; predominately Puerto Rican), and African American (n = 18). Audio taped mother-child interactions were coded for emotion socialization behaviors. Results: Overall, this study provided evidence for both differences and similarities across ethnicities on parental emotion socialization practices. Ethnic differences in use of emotion socialization practices were only found for mothers’ emotion focused reactions, minimizing reactions, and non-responses to negative affect. However, ethnic differences emerged in the relations between emotion socialization practices and child functioning. Several emotion socialization parental behaviors were differentially related to current child internalizing and externalizing problems across ethnic groups. Conclusions: Results provide some support for the existence of cultural differences in emotion socialization practices and their associated child outcomes.

[pt] Devido a necessidade intrínseca ao ser humano de interação social, os cuidadores precisam traçar metas para socializar seus filhos. Uma vez que compreende-se que habilidades emocionais são essenciais para inserção e interação social, dentre as metas de socialização estabelecidas pelos pais, temos as metas de socialização da emoção. Ao mesmo tempo, na teoria de Vygotsky, a arte surge como ferramenta importante para a experimentação emocional, levando a melhor compreensão das emoções e maior facilidade de expressão das mesmas. Este trabalho buscou investigar como a arte está sendo pensada e incluída por mães no contexto das crenças e metas de socialização da emoção. Participaram do estudo 20 mães moradoras do Rio de Janeiro e proximidades com pelo menos um filho de até três anos de idade. Foi aplicado o instrumento Questionário de Metas de Socialização da Emoção (QMSE) e foi realizada uma entrevista online, de roteiro semi-estruturado, com cada uma das participantes. As entrevistas foram transcritas e analisadas utilizando o Software IraMuteq. A partir das análises realizadas, foi possível perceber que no que diz respeito à arte enquanto facilitadora de processos de socialização e emocionais, todas as mães tiveram respostas afirmativas ao serem questionadas sobre a crença de correlação entre a arte e o impacto no desenvolvimento global de seus filhos; o impacto em processos emocionais de seus filhos, incluindo ensinar e compreender sobre emoções; o impacto em processos de socialização de seus filhos. Além disso, segundo relato das mesmas, a arte tem potencial para afetar na criatividade e autoestima de seus filhos, além de promover estimulação corporal e novas possibilidades de campos de trabalho no futuro, pode ser mobilizadora de questões referentes à comunicação com seus filhos e mediadora para traduzir acontecimentos. Acredita-se que o presente trabalho pode contribuir para a compreensão de temas relevantes referentes à parentalidade, tão preciosa para a Psicologia do Desenvolvimento e para a área das artes, principalmente as dirigidas ao público infantil. / [en] Due to the intrinsic human need for social interaction, caregivers need to set goals to socialize their children. Since it is understood that emotional abilities are essential for insertion and social interaction, among the socialization goals established by parents, the goals of socialization of emotion emerge. At the same time, in Vygotsky s theory, art emerges as an important tool for emotional experimentation, leading to a better understanding of emotions and ease in expressing them. This work sought to investigate how art is being thought of and included by mothers in the context of beliefs and goals of emotional socialization. Participated in this study 20 mothers living in Rio de Janeiro and nearby with at least one child up to three years old. The Emotion Socialization Goals Questionnaire (QMSE) instrument was applied and an online semi-structured interview was conducted with each of the participants. The interviews were transcribed and analyzed using the IraMuteq Software. From the analysis carried out, it was possible to perceive that with regard to art as a facilitator of socialization and emotional processes, all mothers had affirmative answers when asked about the belief in the correlation between art and the impact on the global development of their children; the impact on their children s emotional processes, including teaching and understanding about emotions; the impact on their children s socialization processes. In addition, according to their reports, art has the potential to affect their children s creativity and self-esteem, in addition to promoting bodily stimulation and new possibilities for future work fields, it can mobilize issues related to communication with their children and mediate to translate events. It is believed that the present work can contribute to the understanding of relevant themes related to parenting, which is so precious for Developmental Psychology and for the arts, especially those aimed at children.

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This longitudinal study examined the association between communication in the family on the development of empathy in young children. Co-regulation and family expressiveness measured communication in parent-child dyads at age 12 months (N = 186), 24 months (N = 100), and 36 months (N = 78). A follow-up was conducted at 60 months (N = 47) to measure empathy-related responding in children. Co-regulation styles change over time, generally increasing in the most engaged, two-way style of communication (symmetrical) and decreasing in one-sided and less engaged types. Greater family expressiveness predicted higher levels of empathy as observed in an empathy-eliciting experiment, but not as measured by mother interview, questionnaire, or child's response to facial expressions. In addition, empathy was not associated with the change in symmetrical co-regulation. The results of this study indicate that open, emotional family communication may be more important in the development of empathy than the style of dyadic communication.

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Linehan（1993）、Krause等人（2003）發現童年在情緒無效環境中成長的個體會產生情緒調節困難，且情緒無效性常會惡化成人時期的心理及行為問題，包含自我傷害行為。據此，研究者試圖了解童年情緒無效性是否會造成個體無法接納其負向情緒，進而增加其自我傷害行為的發生機率。本研究的目的有二：一是發展「情緒不接納量表」，並初步驗證其信效度。二為探討「童年情緒無效性」與「情緒不接納」與「青少年自我傷害行為」三者的關連性。 　　本研究採問卷調查法，研究對象為478位高中職及國中學生。研究結果發現，情緒不接納量表可分為「對情緒的自我評價」及「對情緒的否定」兩個因素。負向情緒社會化與心理虐待會使個體較容易產生對情緒的自我評價。心理虐待能預測高中職學生自我傷害發生的有無及累積頻率；對情緒的自我評價能預測兩組學生自我傷害行為發生的有無。對情緒的自我評價及對情緒的否定在負向情緒社會化與自我傷害累積頻率、心理虐待與自我傷害累積頻率之間並無中介效果。最後研究者針對國中、高中職學生心理發展階段的不同、負向情緒社會化與心理虐待在概念上的差異，及對自我傷害的影響路徑進行討論。 / Linehan (1993), Krause et al. (2003) found individuals who grow up in an emotional invalidating environment during childhood may have difficulties in emotional regulation, and emotional invalidation often deteriorate both psychological and behavior problems later on in their adulthood, including deliberate self-harm behaviors. Therefore, this study tried to investigate whether childhood emotional invalidation can cause one’s emotional nonacceptance, and therefore can increase the probability of deliberate self-harm behaviors. The purpose of this study was to develop the scale of emotional nonacceptance, and to explore the relationship between childhood emotional invalidation, emotional nonacceptance and adolescents’ deliberate self-harm behaviors. The study was based on questionnaires, and the participants were 478 high school students in Taiwan. The main results were as follows: First, the scale of emotional nonacceptance can be divided into two factors: self evaluation of emotion and denial of emotion. Second, negative emotion socialization and psychological abuse can predict adolescents’ self evaluation of emotion. Third, psychological abuse can predict the occurrence and accumulative frequency of deliberate self-harm of senior high school students, and self evaluation of emotion can predict the occurrence of deliberate self-harm of all high school students. Finally, self evaluation of emotion and denial of emotion do not play as mediators between childhood emotional invalidation and the frequency of adolescents’ deliberate self-harm behaviors. The investigator discussed the different stages of psychological development between junior and senior high school students, the differences between negative emotion socialization and psychological abuse, and their paths that influence deliberate self-harm behaviors.

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