2017
DOI: 10.1080/15295192.2017.1369330
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Interpretations of Parenting by Mainland Chinese and U.S. American Children

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“…In general, our findings support the notion that parental behaviors' impact depends on children's appraisal and interpretations (Camras et al, 2017). Child-beneficial interpretation plays a critical role in the relations between parenting and child outcomes in both Western and non-Western cultural contexts (Camras et al, 2012).…”
Section: Moderating Role Of Child Interpretationsupporting
confidence: 84%
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“…In general, our findings support the notion that parental behaviors' impact depends on children's appraisal and interpretations (Camras et al, 2017). Child-beneficial interpretation plays a critical role in the relations between parenting and child outcomes in both Western and non-Western cultural contexts (Camras et al, 2012).…”
Section: Moderating Role Of Child Interpretationsupporting
confidence: 84%
“…A parenting-related belief that is viewed as particularly important in Chinese children and thus received attention from researchers is child-beneficial interpretation of parenting, which refers to appraising parental behaviors as motivated by concern for the child rather than for the parents or family (Camras et al, 2012;Cheah et al, 2019). Previous studies indicate that child-beneficial interpretation of parenting may have an impact on the effects of parental behaviors (Camras et al, 2012(Camras et al, , 2017Cheah et al, 2019;Soenens et al, 2015). For example, Cheah and colleagues (2019) found that Chinese children who interpreted their parents' use of guilt induction and shaming as "for children's own good" were less likely to experience depressive symptoms.…”
Section: Moderating Role Of Child-interpretationmentioning
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“…Camras et al. (2012), 2017) showed that early adolescents differed substantially in the degree to which they held a benign interpretation of several potentially controlling practices, such as shaming and critical comparison. A benign appraisal, which involves the idea that these practices are ultimately beneficial for the child, played a moderating role in some of the associations between the controlling practices and developmental outcomes.…”
Section: Adolescents’ Appraisals Of Autonomy‐relevant Parentingmentioning
confidence: 99%