maternal characteristics, parenting, and adolescent sexual behavior: the role of self-control

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Self-regulation in childhood as a predictor of future outcomes: A meta-analytic review. (2020, background): “8 19 Parent-report: CBCL Anxiety disorder; conduct disorder; alcohol abuse; cannabis abuse; eating disorder; nicotine; suicide ideation/attempt 15 Hope & Chapple (2005) 709 Longitudinal United States Both (48”
Gender Differences in Impulsivity (2007, background): “…in self-control with girls exhibiting higher levels of self-control regardless of the type of data collected or the age studied (Burton, Cullen, Evans, Alarid, & Dunaway, 1998; Hayslett-McCall & Bernard 2002; Hope & Chapple, 2005; LaGrange & Silverman, 1999; Tittle, Ward, & Grasmick, 2003).”
Self‐control, peer relations, and delinquency (2005, methodology): “…of parental reports of children’s self-control in the literature testing the general theory of crime using the NLSY79 and NLSY-Child data (see also Hope & Chapple, 2005; Turner & Piquero, 2002).5 Parents’ reports of children’s self-control should be conservative estimates of children’s actual…”
The “Cause” of Low Self-Control (2008, background): “1998), whether parents know the child’s friends and are clear about rules (Hay 2001), or the child’s own reports of whether the parent knows where he or she is when he or she is away from home or knows his or her friends (Hope and Chapple 2005; Hope et al. 2003).”