Perceived Parental Protectiveness Promotes Positive Friend Influence

Laursen, Brett; Žukauskienė, Rita; Raižienė, Saulė; Hiatt, Cody; Dickson, Daniel J.

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“…More specifically, APIM can be used to investigate whether one parent's attachment representations relates to the other parent's separation anxiety, above and beyond the parent's own attachment representations. An accumulating body of research also uses the APIM to examine dynamics in the parent-child relationship (e.g., Laursen et al 2015). For example, research on attachment and conflict styles in adult child-parent relationships found empirical evidence for carry-over effects between parents and children (e.g., La Valley and Guerrero 2012).…”

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Searching for the Roots of Overprotective Parenting in Emerging Adulthood: Investigating the Link with Parental Attachment Representations Using An Actor Partner Interdependence Model (APIM)

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The present study aims to examine why parents engage in overprotective parenting in interaction with their emerging adults. Specifically, this study used an Actor-Partner Interdependence Model to examine associations between parental attachment representations (both maternal and paternal attachment anxiety and avoidance), parental separation anxiety, and parental overprotection. Additionally, we examined whether maternal attachment, separation anxiety, and overprotection predicted the emerging adult's actual living situation (at home / away from home) 1 year later, and maternal negative affect regarding emerging adults' home-leaving. The sample consisted of Caucasian participants and included 246 adolescents in their final year of secondary school (mean age Time 1 = 17.14) and their parents (242 mothers, 218 fathers). Results showed that both maternal and paternal attachment anxiety related to more maternal and paternal separation anxiety, respectively (p's < .001). In turn, separation anxiety in mothers and fathers related to respectively maternal (p < .001) and paternal overprotection (p < .05), as perceived by the emerging adult. There was one significant partner-effect between maternal attachment anxiety and paternal separation anxiety (p < .05). Further, higher scores on perceived maternal overprotection related to a higher likelihood that the emerging adult would still live at home 1 year later (p < .01), as well as to more negative maternal affect related to the process of home-leaving (p < .05). In sum, the current study revealed the importance of attachment and separation anxiety as significant parental factors related to parental overprotection.

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Searching for the Roots of Overprotective Parenting in Emerging Adulthood: Investigating the Link with Parental Attachment Representations Using An Actor Partner Interdependence Model (APIM)

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“…We know that older children (Popp et al, 2008), attractive children (Langlois et al, 2000), and children higher in acceptance (Hafen et al, 2011) are more influential and/or socially preferred. Also, children with higher perceived parental control (Laursen et al, 2014) and depressive symptoms (Prinstein, Boergers, & Spirito, 2001) are more susceptible to peer influence. Additional analyses will control for these effects to ensure that analyses gauge the unique contribution of satisfaction influence.…”

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Best Friend Influence Over Adolescent Problem Behaviors: Socialized by the Satisfied

Hiatt

Laursen

Stattin

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Journal of Clinical Child & Adolescent Psychology

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Objective The present study was designed to examine best friend influence over alcohol intoxication and truancy as a function of relative perceptions of friendship satisfaction. Method The participants were 700 adolescents (306 boys, 394 girls) who were involved in same-sex best friendships that were stable from one academic year to the next. Participants completed self-report measures of alcohol intoxication frequency and truancy at one year intervals. Each member of each friendship dyad also rated his or her satisfaction with the relationship. At the outset, participants were in secondary school (approximately 13-14 years old) or high school (approximately 16-17 years old). Results More satisfied friends had greater influence than less satisfied friends over changes in intoxication frequency and truancy. Problem behaviors of less satisfied friends increased over time if the more satisfied friend reported relatively higher, but not relatively lower, initial levels of drinking or truancy. Conclusions The results support the hypothesis that adolescent friends are not similarly influential. The power to socialize, for better and for worse, rests with the partner who has a more positive perception of the relationship.

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“…Eine sichere Eltern-Kind-Bindung in der frühen Kindheit kann als Schutzfaktor wirken und Gleichaltrigenbeziehungen im Jugendalter positiv beeinflussen. Ferner schwindet mit der Umgestaltung der Eltern-Kind-Beziehung und dem zunehmenden Einfluss Gleichaltriger im Jugendalter der elterliche Einfluss nicht gänzlich; vielmehr wird der Einfluss Gleichaltriger durch das elterliche Erziehungsverhalten mitbestimmt (Laursen et al 2015).…”

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Bedeutung von Peerbeziehungen im Zusammenhang mit der Entwicklung von Gesundheit und Wohlbefinden von Jugendlichen

Eschenbeck

Lohaus

2022

Wohlbefinden Und Gesundheit Im Jugendalter

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ZusammenfassungGleichaltrige beeinflussen die Entwicklung Jugendlicher. Dabei können Beziehungen zu Gleichaltrigen als Schutzfaktoren für die Bewältigung der Anforderungen, aber auch als Risikofaktoren aufgefasst werden. Zudem stellt der Aufbau von Peerbeziehungen als Entwicklungsaufgabe selbst eine Anforderung dar. Ausgehend von Entwicklungsanforderungen im Jugendalter thematisiert dieser Beitrag die Rolle von Peerbeziehungen für Gesundheit und Wohlbefinden. Vorgestellt werden zunächst bedeutsame Entwicklungsdimensionen, auf die Peerbeziehungen Einfluss nehmen können, sowie Mechanismen, über die Gleichaltrige die Entwicklung von Jugendlichen beeinflussen. Dies sind Selbstkonzept, Werte und Normen, soziale Kompetenzen und soziale Integration als Entwicklungsdimensionen, Modelllernen und soziale Verstärkung, Gruppendruck und sozialer Einfluss, soziale und emotionale Unterstützung, Ausgrenzung und Bullying als potenzielle Mechanismen. Anknüpfend folgt eine Darstellung des Forschungsstands zu förderlichen und problematischen Einflüssen durch Peers auf Gesundheit und Wohlbefinden (internalisierende und externalisierende Auffälligkeiten, diverse Gesundheitsverhaltensweisen und Schulleistung). Der Beitrag schließt mit Überlegungen zu reziproken Effekten, der Bedeutung der Eltern-Kind-Beziehung und der Relevanz von Peerbeziehungen und Freundschaften im Kontext von Prävention und Gesundheitsförderung im Jugendalter.

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Perceived Parental Protectiveness Promotes Positive Friend Influence

Cited by 5 publications

References 54 publications

Searching for the Roots of Overprotective Parenting in Emerging Adulthood: Investigating the Link with Parental Attachment Representations Using An Actor Partner Interdependence Model (APIM)

Searching for the Roots of Overprotective Parenting in Emerging Adulthood: Investigating the Link with Parental Attachment Representations Using An Actor Partner Interdependence Model (APIM)

Best Friend Influence Over Adolescent Problem Behaviors: Socialized by the Satisfied

Bedeutung von Peerbeziehungen im Zusammenhang mit der Entwicklung von Gesundheit und Wohlbefinden von Jugendlichen

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