The Association of Parental Monitoring and Peer Rejection on Antisocial Behavior among Malaysian Juvenile Offenders

Low, Sew Kim; Tan, Soon Aun; Nainee, Sarvarubini; Viapude, Glory Nancy; Kailsan, Renu

doi:10.1080/0886571x.2018.1455558

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“…Although Mat Hussin et al found that parental supervision showed no significant association with physical interpersonal violence [82], Low et al in their study among Malaysian juvenile offenders indicate that parental monitoring is the strongest predictor of adolescents' antisocial behaviour [83]. Furthermore, adolescents who use illicit drugs lack parental monitoring [84].…”

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A Review of Parenting in A Multicultural Country: The Malaysian Experience

Masiran¹

2022

Parenting - Challenges of Child Rearing in a Changing Society

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The multicultural nature of Malaysian parents expectedly gives rise to heterogenous parenting practices. Despite this heterogeneity, the country’s common collectivistic background that values familism may have shaped parenting behaviours. Since there is a great influence of culture on parenting, there appears to be a need to explore the Malaysian way of parenting. This review aimed to assess, synthesise, and organise the available research evidence on parenting behaviours and parent-child interactions in Malaysia. Recent publications from 2002 to 2021 were examined using a narrative approach. A literature search was conducted using the Scopus, Dimensions.ai, Google Scholar databases, and citation tracking using keywords such as parenting style, parenting, parent-child interaction, parent-child relation, and childrearing. Twenty-four papers on parenting styles, 13 on parenting practices, and 19 on parent-child interactions were included for review. The majority of the studies were quantitative and published in the last couple of years. While findings revealed diverse parenting styles in the country, culturally-conformed parenting behaviours are thought to be more effective than the standard authoritative parenting. Recommendations are made for future research.

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A Review of Parenting in A Multicultural Country: The Malaysian Experience

Masiran¹

2022

Parenting - Challenges of Child Rearing in a Changing Society

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“…Therefore, ASPD patients would endanger public security and bring losses to the social economy [1]. The main difference between ASPD and other abnormal personalities is that ASPD sprouts in childhood and adolescence; the most important period of ASPD development is the adolescence, in which the behavioral characteristics of ASPD patients show obvious anti-social behavior tendencies with long-term social adjustment disorders [2]. Adolescents are relatively more sensitive, and their emotions are often undulate, oppositional, and suspicious, etc.…”

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Viewing the Anti-Social Personality Transformation of School Bullying Victims from the Perspective of Experimental Analysis

Kan¹

2019

PBS

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School bullying is on the rise around the world. The phenomenon of school bullying is a microcosm of the social environment, which means that the bullying phenomenon in the school can be magnified to the whole society, inducing and presenting as a crime, so it must be studied, controlled and prevented. In this paper, horizontal and vertical comparisons were made in the three dimensions of bullies, victims and irrelevant personnel, so as to study and analyze the psychological status of victims by means of scale measurement, and then reveal the relationship between victims and their own anti-social personality. Students from three different middle schools in X city, S Province were randomly selected as the research objects, who had finished the questionnaires of Middle School Bullying Questionnaire, Chinese Big Five Personality Inventory Brief Version, and Anti-social Screening Questionnaire Self-evaluation version. The current bullying situations were obtained through data analysis; significant differences were found in the dimensions of neuroticism, conscientiousness, agreeableness, and extraversion among bullies, victims, and non-bullied; therefore, it was concluded that the bullying victims and their anti-social behavior tendencies were in positive correlation; school bullying had severe impacts on the social activities and personality formations of the victims. The results have provided the theoretical basis for the research on personality building of adolescent victims of school bullying.

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Psychometric properties of the Alabama Parenting Questionnaire-Child Form (APQ-CF) in Turkish adolescents

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Keklik

2024

Educational and Developmental Psychologist

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The Association of Parental Monitoring and Peer Rejection on Antisocial Behavior among Malaysian Juvenile Offenders

Cited by 4 publications

References 52 publications

A Review of Parenting in A Multicultural Country: The Malaysian Experience

A Review of Parenting in A Multicultural Country: The Malaysian Experience

Viewing the Anti-Social Personality Transformation of School Bullying Victims from the Perspective of Experimental Analysis

Psychometric properties of the Alabama Parenting Questionnaire-Child Form (APQ-CF) in Turkish adolescents

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