Child externalizing behavior and parents' stress: the role of social support  

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Suarez, Lisa M. ; Baker, Bruce L.

Jenis: Article from Bulletin/Magazine
Dalam koleksi: Family Relations vol. 46 no. 04 (Oct. 1997), page 373-381.
Topik: child externalizing problems; spousal support; social support; family stress; marital adjustment; parenting

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We studied the role of social support (marital adjustment, spousal support, and global support) in the relationship between child externalizing behavior problems and mothers' and fathers' well being. Seventy-five first grade children were classified into three groups (control, moderate externalizing, and high externalizing) based on parent and teacher reports of behavior problems. Outcome measures were parents' perceived negative impact of the child on social relationships, as well as negative and positive feelings toward parenting. There was evidence for main, moderating (buffering), and mediating effects of social support indicators on outcome measures. Implications of these findings for family intervention are discussed.

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