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Hypothesized Mediation Model Depicts the expected associations between mothers’ retrospective perceptions of maternal and paternal support and psychological control and their current parenting self-efficacy and satisfaction via their levels of stress and depression.
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Patterns of parenting behaviors tend to persist across generations, but less is known about the associations between mothers’ perceived histories of parenting and their current parenting attitudes. The present study examined stress and depression as potential mechanisms through which mothers’ perceived histories of maternal and paternal support and...
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