2020
DOI: 10.1111/famp.12542
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The Social Ecology of Parental Monitoring: Parent–Child Dynamics in a High‐Risk Peruvian Neighborhood

Abstract: While parental monitoring is understood to protect adolescents from engaging in risk behaviors, little is known about how the family dynamics involved in parental monitoring differ across sociocultural contexts. We sought to gain an in‐depth understanding of parent–child relationship dynamics and parental knowledge of adolescents’ activities in an urban Peruvian neighborhood with high levels of crime and adolescent substance use. We conducted 15 in‐depth interviews and two focus groups with adolescents and 12 … Show more

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“…In our study, 60.3% of family members (wife or husband) lived separately from frontline medical workers, which greatly reduced the contact time between doctors and family members. Close contact with family members is a necessary condition to enhance family feelings [15]. Longer shared family time can improve the relationship within the family; promoting the mental health of family members and reducing the degree of depression [16].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…In our study, 60.3% of family members (wife or husband) lived separately from frontline medical workers, which greatly reduced the contact time between doctors and family members. Close contact with family members is a necessary condition to enhance family feelings [15]. Longer shared family time can improve the relationship within the family; promoting the mental health of family members and reducing the degree of depression [16].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%