Sentence examples for parenting competence from inspiring English sources

Consistent with Bandura's [Psychol. Rev. 84 (1977) 191; Am. Psychol. 44 (1989 11755] formulations, parental self-efficacy and parenting competence were positively associated when parental knowledge of development was high.

A qualitatively important finding emerged between parents and clinicians during the discussions of three individual factors: (1) Parental Stress, (2) Parenting Competence and (3) Adequacy of Social Support in which clinicians and parents described these factors in different fashions.

However, the relation between parental self-efficacy and parenting competence was moderated by parent knowledge of development.

By contrast, parental self-efficacy beliefs and parenting competence were inversely associated when knowledge of development was low.

The family stress model [ 38] assumes that parenting competence is impeded by parental psychological distress due to marital separation or economic difficulties.

There were no independent contributions of parental self-efficacy or parent knowledge of development in predicting parenting competence.

The objectives are to enhance infant and early child development, to support parenting competences and to fight against intergenerational process of maltreatment and child placement.

For assessment of the user experience of both parents and CHC-professionals, we adapted a short questionnaire on CHC-nurses' skills meant for increasing parents' parenting competences [ 28].

Therefore, even when parent-reported emotional and behavioral problems in children do not decrease, Primary Care Triple P may still increase parenting competences, which could provide evidence for the effectiveness of part of the Triple P system.

One theory holds that systems therapies such as MDFT increase parents' competence, thus improving parental behaviour, and subsequently improving the behaviour of their child.

We aimed to test the efficacy of a brief, group-based parenting intervention for improving illness-related child behaviour problems, parents' self-efficacy, quality of life, parents' competence with treatment, and symptom severity.