The role of parental involvement in the development of prosocial behavior in young children: an evolutionary model among Colombian families
Manuel Prada,
Diana Obando,
Juan Sandoval-Reyes
et al.
Abstract:Prosocial behavior is a relevant indicator of children's socio-emotional development linked to decreased conduct and emotional problems. The present study aimed to identify cross-sectional direct effects of parental involvement on prosocial behavior in three-time assessments (t0, t1, and t2), to identify carryover effects of the study constructs, and to identify the evolution of these effects over time. A sample of 235 Colombian families participated at t0, 220 at t1, and 145 at t2 by completing self-reported … Show more
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