Study shows that the risk of adolescents self-harming increases if they experience their parents yelling 😡 or being negative or hostile 😠 toward them from an early age.
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Norwegian SciTech News
Stressed parents increase the risk of self-harming in adolescents
One in ten Norwegian adolescents has engaged in deliberate self-harm without intending to commit suicide. Parents' own stress can affect this.
Parents frequently try to influence who their children date. New study finds that when parents interfere with their child’s romantic relationship, the child was more likely to report a strained or chaotic relationship with that parent. 💔👨👩👧👦
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PsyPost
When parents get involved in their kids’ love lives, it can shake up their own relationship
Parents who offer advice or meddle in their grown child’s love life might unknowingly reshape their own relationship with that child. A new study highlights how family communication patterns and emotional tone influence whether that involvement helps or harms.
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Pickup basketball and neighborhood kickball are less common now than for generations past, giving way to more organized and formal youth sports intended to help kids get ahead, a new study suggests. Socioeconomic status and intensive parenting factored into the tilt toward formal sports.
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Ohio State News
A shift from the sandlot to the travel team for youth sports
Socioeconomic status, intensive parenting factor into tilt toward formal sports
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Parental conservatism does not improve the transmission of religious beliefs, study shows. Young adults are more likely to share their parents’ religious habits when they view their upbringing as warm but structured.
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PsyPost
Parental conservatism does not improve the transmission of religious beliefs, study shows
Young adults are more likely to share their parents' religious habits if they view their upbringing as warm but structured. A recent study reveals that regional geographic culture alters how different parenting strategies shape this intergenerational transmission…
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