2017
DOI: 10.21474/ijar01/3032
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Maternal Parenting Style and Children’s Electronic Use Among University Female Employees, Saudi Arabia.

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“…However, Rakha et al (2022) found widespread parental reluctance to adopt overarching health guidelines associated with weight and BMI in households with children age 3-12. Interestingly, in yet another study conducted by Mortada et al (2017) among PNU Saudi (not Saudi female employees) obtained the same results even when the sample was heterogeneous, as their educational level was distributed as the following: 15.4% high school degree, 50% bachelor's degree, 14.6% master's degree, and 20% doctoral degree (Mortada et al 2017). Despite the distribution of education level, the majority of the sample had authoritative parenting styles.…”
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confidence: 59%
“…However, Rakha et al (2022) found widespread parental reluctance to adopt overarching health guidelines associated with weight and BMI in households with children age 3-12. Interestingly, in yet another study conducted by Mortada et al (2017) among PNU Saudi (not Saudi female employees) obtained the same results even when the sample was heterogeneous, as their educational level was distributed as the following: 15.4% high school degree, 50% bachelor's degree, 14.6% master's degree, and 20% doctoral degree (Mortada et al 2017). Despite the distribution of education level, the majority of the sample had authoritative parenting styles.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 59%