Parent–child interaction and children's depression: the relationships between Parent–Child interaction and children's depressive symptoms in Taiwan

Liu, Yih-Lan

doi:10.1016/s0140-1971(03)00029-0

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“…Kerr y Stattin (2000) indicaron que la revelación espontánea de los niños se relacionaba con un buen ajuste, mientras que los esfuerzos de control y la vigilancia de los padres estaban vinculados a una mala adaptación. Otros autores se han centrado en la importancia de los problemas de comunicación entre padres e hijos adolescentes, concluyendo que éstos estaban relacionados con la presencia de síntomas depresivos, ansiedad y estrés (Fieldt, Diego y Sanders, 2001;Liu, 2003). Estévez, Musitu y Herrero (2005) indicaron la vinculación entre estos problemas y el ajuste escolar en la salud mental de los adolescentes (síntomas depresivos ansiedad y estrés).…”

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Síntomas psicopatológicos en adolescentes españoles: relación con los estilos parentales percibidos y la autoestima

2014

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Resumen: El objetivo de esta investigación fue analizar la sintomatología psicopatológica evaluada con el SCL-90-R en una muestra comunitaria de 935 adolescentes españoles y su interacción con el estilo parental percibido y la autoestima. La muestra estuvo compuesta por 489 chicos y 446 chicas de edades comprendidas entre los 12 y 18 años (M = 14.84, DT = 1.83) que cursaban estudios de Educación Secundaria y Bachillerato. Catorce centros de la Región de Murcia y Castilla-La Mancha aceptaron participar en el estudio. De éstos, fueron seleccionados al azar siete teniendo en cuenta la titularidad de los centros (pública y concertada). Los resultados indicaron la existencia de diferencias debidas a la edad en todas las variables medidas (síntomas psicopatológicos, autoestima y percepción de los estilos educativos parentales). Las mujeres presentaron menos niveles de sintomatología y mejor percepción de los estilos educativos. Los resultados de los análisis correlacionales confirmaron relaciones significativas y negativas entre autoestima y síntomas psicopatológicos y entre algunas dimensiones positivas de los estilos educativos. Los predictores más relevantes y de mayor peso en la salud psicológica fueron: autoestima, edad, sexo, revelación y afecto del padre y control psicológico de la madre. Palabras clave: Estilos parentales percibidos; SCL-90-R; autoestima; adolescentes.Title: Psychopatologic symptoms in Spanish adolescents: relationship with perceived parental styles and self-esteem. Abstract: The purpose of this research was to study the presence of psychopathologic symptoms in a community sample of 935 Spanish adolescents, and its relationship with perceived parental styles and the selfesteem. Numbers of males and females were 489 and 446, respectively. Age ranged from 12 to 18 years (M = 14.84, SD = 1.83). Fourteen High School centers in Murcia and Castilla-La Mancha agreed to participate in the current study. Five of them were randomly selected to collected data. The results showed age-related differences in all variables (the psychopathologic symptoms, self-esteem and perceived parental styles). On the other hand, females showed less psychopathologic symptoms and better perception of parental styles than males. Significant negative correlations were found between self-esteem, psychopathology and some positive dimensions of parental style. The main predictors of adolescent's mental health were: selfesteem, age, gender, revelation and affect from father and psychological control of mother. Key words: Perceived parental styles; SCL-90; self-esteem; adolescents IntroducciónLa preocupación por la salud/enfermedad en niños y adolescentes ha suscitado el interés en los clínicos e investigadores y ha llevado a la realización de estudios epidemiológicos (Schwab-Stone y Briggs-Growan, 1998), etiológicos (Krueger y Piasecki, 2002), de evaluación (Lemos, 2003), tratamiento (Boix, Rosa-Alcázar, Olivares-Olivares, 2012), etc. Desde el modelo de la Psicopatología del Desarrollo (Cichetti y Rogosch, 2002), el análisis de ...

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Síntomas psicopatológicos en adolescentes españoles: relación con los estilos parentales percibidos y la autoestima

2014

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“…These effects essentially derive from the intermediate role that family social capital plays in transmitting parental resources or family norms to children through interactions (Coleman 1988). In addition, beyond the social capital literature, the protective effects of parent-child relationships against depression in children and adolescents have also been well established (Greenberger et al 2000;Jacobson and Crockett 2000;Liu 2003;Sheeber et al 1997).…”

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Understanding the Effect of Social Capital on the Depression of Urban Chinese Adolescents: An Integrative Framework

Xie

Chou

et al. 2010

American J of Comm Psychol

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Using data from an ongoing longitudinal study of 5,164 adolescents and their parents from seven cities in mainland China, this study investigated how social capital embedded in the family and the community, together with family human capital and financial capital, influenced the depressive symptoms of urban Chinese adolescents within an integrative framework. The structural equation modeling results suggested that higher community social capital was associated with lower level of adolescent depressive symptoms and was the strongest predictor among all these contextual factors. Family social capital played a significant role in mediating the effects of all other contextual factors on adolescent depressive symptoms. Unexpectedly, higher family financial capital predicted increased depressive symptoms both directly and indirectly through its negative effect on family social capital. As for gender, female adolescents reported more depressive symptoms as a result of less available family social capital. Implications of these findings for theory, practice, policy, and future research are discussed.

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“…In particular, parents' ATs may be related to their affect, which, in turn, is related to their children's ATs and affect. There are no known studies that assess such mechanisms between parents' ATs and those of their children; however, studies find that parents who are depressed have more negative perceptions of and negative verbalizations in response to their children [35]. Further, parent communication that is negative and infrequent also is related to adolescents' depression [36,37].…”

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The Relationship Between Parents’ and Children’s Automatic Thoughts in a College Student Sample

Donnelly

Renk

Sims

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Child Psychiatry Hum Dev

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Research demonstrates the importance of early social interactions in the development of schemas and automatic thoughts. It does not appear, however, that the existing research examines intergenerational correlations in automatic thoughts. As a result, this study explores the relationship between the automatic thoughts of parents and those of their college-age children in a sample of 252 college students and their mothers and fathers. Results of this study suggest that there are significant relationships between parents' and college students' positive automatic thoughts. Different trends by gender also are noted in the relationships among variables for male and female college students with their mothers and fathers. Further, mothers' positive ATs predicted the positive ATs of their college students, with mothers' ratings of their own communication with their college students mediating partially this relationship. Finally, college students' anxiety and self-esteem is predicted significantly by their mothers' anxiety and self-esteem (respectively) as well as their own positive and negative ATs. These findings suggest the possibility that ATs play a role in the intergenerational transmission of certain domains of psychological functioning.

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Parent–child interaction and children's depression: the relationships between Parent–Child interaction and children's depressive symptoms in Taiwan

Cited by 62 publications

References 27 publications

Síntomas psicopatológicos en adolescentes españoles: relación con los estilos parentales percibidos y la autoestima

Síntomas psicopatológicos en adolescentes españoles: relación con los estilos parentales percibidos y la autoestima

Understanding the Effect of Social Capital on the Depression of Urban Chinese Adolescents: An Integrative Framework

The Relationship Between Parents’ and Children’s Automatic Thoughts in a College Student Sample

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