Child Temperament and Parenting

By S. Putnam, A. Sanson, M. Rothbart. 2002

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Subfields: Clinical Psychology, Sociology and Political Science

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Nature and Nurturing: Parenting in the Context of Child Temperament (2011, background): “One study examined whether parenting behaviors were contingent on children’s impulsivity during a delay of gratification task and showed that parents’ distracting or non-distracting responses were contingent on children’s ability to delay, and vice versa (Putnam et al. 2002).”
Parenting behaviours during child problem solving: The roles of child temperament, mother education and personality, and the problem-solving context (2004, background): “…children’s behaviours in a given problem-solving situation, their previous experiences with their children may lead them to anticipate certain behaviours, influence how they interpret their children’s behaviour, and consequently, affect how they respond (Hartup, 1989; Sanson & Rothbart, 1995).”
Parenting Skills and Social–Communicative Competence in Childhood (2003, background): “…the same family, by their very natures, can evoke different parenting behaviors from mothers and fathers (e.g., Holden & Miller, 1999; Kandel & Wu, 1995; Sanson & Rothbart, 1995; Volling & Elins, 1998), particularly as children grow older (O’Connor, Deater-Deckard, Fulker, Rutter, & Plomin, 1998).”
A comparative study of child temperament and parenting in Beijing, China and the western United States (2005, background): “* Dr Chongming Yang is now at Duke University, Durham, NC, USA. and Rothbart (1995) and Putnam et al. (2002) in their reviews.”
Correlates of Coparenting During Infancy (2005, methodology): “001), and following previous research (Putnam et al., 2002), the four subscales were averaged to create a composite score of maternal perception of difficult temperament.”
Emotion Regulation, Parenting and Display of Social Reticence in Preschoolers (2001, background): “In their recent chapter in the Handbook of Parenting, Sanson and Rothbart (1995) indicated that relatively little is known of the relations between temperament, parenting and”
The early experience assumption: Past, present, and future (2000, neutral): “As recent reviews of the literature on temperament show (e.g. Sanson & Rothbart, 1995), attempts to de ne the individuality which children bring to any social interaction in which they are involved are still continuing; there is as yet no general agreement as to the speci c constituents of…”