84 research outputs found
Behavioral changes in Rattus norvegicus experimentally infected by Toxocara canis larvae
BEHAVIORAL AND MEMORY CHANGES IN Mus musculus COINFECTED BY Toxocara canis AND Toxoplasma gondii
Versatile RuâPhotoredoxâCatalyzed Functionalization of DehydroâAmino Acids and Peptides
Familismo, Respeto, and Parenting Stress: An Examination of Latino Cultural Values in Immigrant Latino/a Families
Parenting Practices Among First Generation Spanish-Speaking Latino Families: A Spanish Version of the Alabama Parenting Questionnaire
The present study examined the applicability of the Alabama Parenting Questionnaire to a Spanishspeaking Latino population. Results of the reliability and concurrent validity testing suggest that the Alabama Parenting Questionnaire may be a valuable tool for use with Spanish-speaking Latino families. The Alabama Parenting Questionnaire in Spanish assessed parenting practices among 50 first-generation Spanish-speaking Latino families of primarily Mexican origin with a child between 4 and 9 years of age (n = 96 parents, n = 50 children). Mothers and fathers completed questionnaires in Spanish to assess parent and child behaviors. Results show that over 80% of parents included in the sample endorsed high levels of monitoring; they also reported using physical affection as a way to praise their child and frequent engagement in conversation with their children about school activities. Few parents used time-out or ignoring as methods of discipline, and very few reported using corporal punishment. Parental involvement, positive parenting, and monitoring significantly predicted externalizing and total behavioral problems among Latino children
The importance of genotype, task specificity and multivariate approaches to the analysis of brain function. Abstr.
Behavioral observations of immigrant Latina/o family interactions: How Latino cultural values shape parenting practices and parenting stress.
Parenting Practices and Child Mental Health Among Spanish-Speaking Latino Families: Examining the Role of a Parental Cultural Values
An Examination of Self-Reported Parenting Practices Among First-Generation Spanish-Speaking Latino Families: A Spanish Version of the Alabama Parenting Questionnaire
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