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Parent–child communicational characteristics: a comparison study between subjects from post-divorce and intact nuclear families
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The occurrence of divorce seems to have impact on parent–
child communication, with subsequent implications on the
children well-being and development. The present study aims
to analyze the influence that divorce has on parent–child
communication comparing 102 participants from post divorced families and 100 participants from intact nuclear
families. Measures consisted of a sociodemographic question naire and Perception Scale of Parenting Communication.
Despite literature indicators, the main findings reveal the
absence of significant statistical differences between both
family structures, concerning to parent–child communication.
Overall, it was registered some statistically significant differ ences concerning to specific divorce variables. These findings
demystifying the idea that post-divorce families establish less
positive communication patterns when compared with intact
nuclear families.
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Parent–child communication Post-divorce families Intact nuclear families School-age children Adolescents . Faculdade de Artes e Humanidades
Contexto Educativo
Citação
Portugal, A. P. M., & Alberto, I. M. M. (2019). Parent–child communicational characteristics: a comparison study between subjects from post-divorce and intact nuclear families. Journal of Divorce & Remarriage, 60(7), 566-582. https://doi.org/10.1080/10502556.2019.1627163
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Routledge