Cognitions and behaviours relating to a mother’s interactions with her infant-three aspects of parenting: parental self-efficacy, percieved parental impact and parental hostile-reactive behaviours
- Parent-Child Relationship
The relationship between parenting practices and behavior problems in very young children
- Parent-Child Relationship
- Child (0 - 8)
Measures Baumrind’s (1971) permissive, authoritarian, and authoritative parental authority prototypes
- Parenting
Assesses anger subjectively experienced by parents in response to child misbehavior and other child-related situations.
- Parent-Child Relationship
- Child (0 - 8)
Identify parental practices related to child variables such as moral judgment and self-image, social problem solving, honesty, altruism, aggression, empathy, and positive and negative social behaviors.
- Parent-Child Relationship
- Adult
The APQ measures five dimensions of parenting that are relevant to the etiology
and treatment of child externalizing problems: (1) positive involvement with
children, (2) supervision and monitoring, (3) use of positive discipline techniques,
(4) consistency in the use of such discipline and (5) use of corporal punishment.
- Parent-Child Relationship
- Parenting
Assess whether a person has a tendency to think situations and events are under their own control
or under the control of external influences.
- Other
- Adult
Measuresf the degree of blame or criticism
that is directed toward the self and blame directed toward others.
- Individual
