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Parenting stress predictors in mothers of families at psychosocial risk
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Lemos, Ida
, Ayala Nunes, Lara
, Nunes, Cristina
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Behavior problems
/ Child adjustment
/ Competence
/ Distress
/ Perceptions
/ Preschoolers
/ Toddlers
/ Trajectories
2014
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Parenting stress predictors in mothers of families at psychosocial risk
by
Lemos, Ida
, Ayala Nunes, Lara
, Nunes, Cristina
in
Behavior problems
/ Child adjustment
/ Competence
/ Distress
/ Perceptions
/ Preschoolers
/ Toddlers
/ Trajectories
2014
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Parenting stress predictors in mothers of families at psychosocial risk
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Parenting stress predictors in mothers of families at psychosocial risk
2014
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In this study we analyzed the associations between parenting stress, parental sense of competence and the contribution of socio-demographical and psychological factors to the explanation of parenting stress. Participants were 80 Portuguese mothers, recipients of the child protection services. Results showed high levels of parenting stress, especially in unemployed mothers with adolescent children, and significant associations between parenting stress and perceived parental competences. Maternal role satisfaction and employment were the most robust factors on the explanation of parenting stress, predicting 37% of the variance.
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Pontifica Univ Javeriana, Fac Psych
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