Child self-control at baseline is negatively associated with parents' work-family conflict at baseline and fathers' conflict at wave two¶
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Evidence · 1 study · associationalr2·q3
Currency · newest study 2018 · not yet checked against its sources · not reviewed by a person · overdue for a recheck since 2023: baselines and conditions change
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q3 i? Child self-control at T1 was negatively correlated with mothers' and fathers' WFC at T1 and with fathers' WFC at T2. → Tiago Ferreira 2018
Evidence¶
Tiago Ferreira 2018¶
Tiago Ferreira, Joana Cadima, Marisa Matias, Joana Marina Vieira, and Teresa Leal; Karine Verschueren; Paula Mena Matos. (2018). Trajectories of Parental Engagement in Early Childhood Among Dual-Earner Families: Effects on Child Self-Control. Developmental Psychology, 54(4), 731–743. https://doi.org/10.1037/dev0000458
q3 · i? · associational · r2
Pearson correlations among main study variables reported in Table 2 for the full sample of 156 families. The article reports "Child self-control at T1 was negatively associated with mothers’... and fathers’... WFC at T1 and fathers’ WFC at T2."
"Child self-control at T1 was negatively associated with mothers’ ( r /H11005/H11002.22, p /H11005.022) and fathers’ (r /H11005/H11002.24, p /H11005.013) WFC at T1 and fathers’ WFC at T2 (r /H11005/H11002.23, p /H11005.027)."
Discussion¶
Related Claims¶
- Parents' work-family conflict is stably negatively associated with their own engagement over time, with no crossover partner effects — related
- Both fathers' initial engagement level and positive growth in engagement positively predict children's behavioral self-control — related
- Mothers' initial engagement positively predicts children's behavioral self-control — related
- Negative life events predict rank-order decreases in self-control in early adolescents over time, controlling for baseline self-control and demographics — related
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Child self-control at baseline is negatively associated with parents' work-family conflict at baseline and fathers' conflict at wave two |
description |
Child self-control at baseline is negatively associated with parents' work-family conflict at baseline and fathers' conflict at wave two |
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2018 |
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2023 |
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