2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.chieco.2020.101477
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Parenting style and the development of noncognitive ability in children

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“…This is important bearing in mind that, as a result of globalization, urbanization, and the diffusion of Western values, more and more Chinese young people move out of their parents' homes (Xu et al, 2019). Second, considering that multigenerational co-residence is traditionally highly valued in China (Guo et al, 2018;Xu, 2019) and that around 40% of children are taken care of by their grandparents (Deng & Tong, 2020), we consider, for the first time, the departure of grandchildren and children-in-law, in addition to the departure of children. Third, we take into account the effects of the age of the leavers, which has been overlooked in previous literature.…”
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“…This is important bearing in mind that, as a result of globalization, urbanization, and the diffusion of Western values, more and more Chinese young people move out of their parents' homes (Xu et al, 2019). Second, considering that multigenerational co-residence is traditionally highly valued in China (Guo et al, 2018;Xu, 2019) and that around 40% of children are taken care of by their grandparents (Deng & Tong, 2020), we consider, for the first time, the departure of grandchildren and children-in-law, in addition to the departure of children. Third, we take into account the effects of the age of the leavers, which has been overlooked in previous literature.…”
Section: Contributionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Most younger generation's household members who move out at ages between 0 and 16 are grandchildren of main respondents. In China, it is normal for grandparents to live with and look after their grandchildren at least for some time (Deng & Tong, 2020;He et al, 2018b). Finally, 96.6% of leaving children-in-law are aged between 20 and 45, and the mean age of leavers in this category is 32.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…For control variables, we refer to a basic set of controls used in previous studies on cognitive development (Anger & Schnitzlein, 2017; Deng & Tong, 2020). First, the endowment is unobservable, so we apply birth weight as a proxy for children's inherited endowment.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…McLoyd y Smith (2002) y Belsky et al (2007) obtuvieron que los progenitores con nivel socioeducativo bajo mostraban más indicadores de baja competencia parental que quienes tenían niveles educativos más altos, por su mayor tendencia hacia el estilo autoritario, que afecta negativamente al desarrollo de la autonomía y de la autoestima en los hijo/as; derivando en un menor logro académico por su parte. De igual modo, Huang (2018) encontró que mientras los estilos parentales democrático y permisivo se identifican más en familias con nivel socioeducativo alto, los estilos autoritario y negligente se asocian más con niveles socioeducativos bajos. Tomando en cuenta, además, el género de los progenitores, Bøe et al (2014) encontraron que las madres con mayor nivel educativo tendían a emplear poco con sus hijos e hijas métodos de disciplina basados en gritos o amenazas, en comparación con las madres con menos estudios, que empleaban más estos métodos de control; como efecto de estos últimos, los hijos e hijas mostraban mayores índices de conductas agresivas, hiperactividad, ansiedad y depresión.…”
Section: Género Nivel Educativo Fase Adolescente Y Competencias Parentalesunclassified
“…Respecto a la influencia del nivel de estudios de los progenitores en el desempeño de su rol parental con adolescentes, los resultados de este estudio señalan que quienes tienen titulación universitaria muestran mayor grado en las competencias parentales evaluadas que quienes tienen solo estudios obligatorios (Huang, 2018); a excepción de la autoestima, que se produce a la inversa. Resultados similares han sido señalados por Teti y Candelaria (2002), quienes lo relacionan con que los progenitores con estudios superiores tienen una mayor percepción de autoeficacia, influyendo positivamente en sus competencias parentales.…”
Section: Discusión Y Conclusionesunclassified