15 research outputs found
The Examined Life is Wise Living: The Relationship Between Mindfulness, Wisdom, and the Moral Foundations
No full textThe Art of shared decision-making and personalising care with older people with diabetes
Full text linkInducers of Chemical Hypoxia Act in a Gender- and Brain Region-Specific Manner on Primary Astrocyte Viability and Cytochrome c Oxidase
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African-American Parenting Characteristics and Their Association With Children’s Cognitive and Academic School Readiness
No full textThe Role of Siblings in Adolescent Delinquency Next to Parents, School, and Peers: Do Gender and Age Matter?
No full textSelf-efficacy beliefs amongst parents of young children : validation of a self-report measure
No full textThe self-efficacy belief (SEB) concept is discussed in the context of parenting. A questionnaire, the Echelle Globale du Sentiment de Competence Parentale (EGSCP), assessing several domain-specific SEBs and three related cognitive constructs, was developed with 705 French-speaking parents of 3- to 7-year-old children. The EGSCP displayed good psychometric properties. Age-related differences and differences between mothers and fathers illustrated the questionnaire's discriminative properties. Relations were also found between EGSCP and several criterion variables: support, satisfaction, self-esteem and stress, childrearing behavior, and children's social competence and behavior. The refinement of the SEB concept in the parenting context provides a more comprehensive view of both mothers' and fathers' cognition. The empirical and clinical implications of this are discussed
Associations between Arab Mothers’ Self-Efficacy and Parenting Attitudes and their children’s Externalizing and Internalizing Behaviors: Gender Differences and the Mediating Role of Corporal Punishment
No full textAn exploration of the role of coach training in developing self-awareness: a mixed methods study
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