Fear of COVID-19 and parental violence: The mediating role of parental burnout and child perceived as difficult

Perron-Tremblay, Roxanne; Clément, Marie-Ève; Dubois-Comtois, Karine

doi:10.1016/j.chiabu.2023.106284

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“…Studies have shown that parenting burnout will lead to mothers’ neglect and avoidance of children, and also lead to mothers’ psychological aggression towards children, such as scolding, threatening, and using verbal violence against children. 28 , 38 , 42 Therefore, maternal parenting burnout and psychological aggression may act as consecutive mediators in correlation between co-parenting and problem behaviors exhibited by children.…”

Section: The Chain-mediating Effect Of Maternal Parental Burnout and ...mentioning

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“…However, research has suggested that there is a correlation between maternal parenting burnout and psychological aggression. [37][38][39] From a biological perspective, stress can trigger and fuel anger, 40 while emotional and physical burnout may restrict executive resources that are available to curb negative behavior. 41 Mothers who are overworked or chronically exposed to parenting stress will fall into a state of parenting burnout, which can undermine their capacity to regulate negative parenting behaviors.…”

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The Effect of Paternal Co-Parenting on Preschool Children’s Problem Behaviors: The Chain-Mediating Role of Maternal Parenting Burnout and Psychological Aggression

Qiao,

Wang,

Chang

et al. 2024

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Objective With the social changes, a growing number of women have joined the workforce, leading to a shift in the traditional roles of child-rearing. There has been a growing focus on the significance of fathers’ roles in child development, particularly the influence of fathers on children’s problematic behaviors, making it an increasingly prominent issue. However, there is limited understanding regarding the potential mechanisms through which fathers may exert influence on children’s problem behaviors. To address this gap, this study sought to investigate the link between paternal co-parenting and preschool children’s problem behaviors, and the mediating effects of maternal parenting burnout and psychological aggression. Methods This study used the Personal Information Form and four scales to administer questionnaires to 1164 mothers of preschool children (M age = 4.26 ± 0.85) in Guangdong Province, China. The collected data underwent processing and analysis using SPSS 22.0. Results Paternal co-parenting demonstrated a significantly positive correlation with problem behaviors among preschool children. The impact of paternal co-parenting on children’s problem behaviors was mediated by maternal parenting burnout, maternal psychological aggression, and the combined effect of maternal parenting burnout and psychological aggression. Conclusion Maternal parenting burnout and maternal psychological aggression play a sequential mediating role between paternal co-parenting and problem behaviors among preschool children. This study revealed the internal mechanism through which paternal co-parenting influenced problem behaviors exhibited by children. It provides some evidence to support the important role of fathers in child development, and provides a reference for policymakers and educators to develop interventions for children’s problem behaviors.

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Section: The Chain-mediating Effect Of Maternal Parental Burnout and ...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: The Chain-mediating Effect Of Maternal Parental Burnout and ...mentioning

confidence: 99%

The Effect of Paternal Co-Parenting on Preschool Children’s Problem Behaviors: The Chain-Mediating Role of Maternal Parenting Burnout and Psychological Aggression

Qiao,

Wang,

Chang

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Fear of COVID-19 and parental violence: The mediating role of parental burnout and child perceived as difficult

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The Effect of Paternal Co-Parenting on Preschool Children’s Problem Behaviors: The Chain-Mediating Role of Maternal Parenting Burnout and Psychological Aggression

The Effect of Paternal Co-Parenting on Preschool Children’s Problem Behaviors: The Chain-Mediating Role of Maternal Parenting Burnout and Psychological Aggression

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