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TitleRelationships between traumatic events, children's gender, and political activity, and perceptions of parenting styles
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The associations between traumatic events, children's gender and political activity, and parenting styles were examined among 108 Palestinians of 11-12 years of age. The results showed that the more the children were exposed to traumatic events, the more they perceived both their parents as strictly disciplining, rejecting, and hostile, and their mothers as more negatively evaluating. The boys perceived both their parents as treating them more negatively than the girls did. Affectionate parenting, such as intimacy and love, for its part, was not associated with traumatic events, and did not vary according to the child's gender or political activity. The gender of the child affected the association between traumatic events, political activity, and perceived parenting. Traumatic events increased perceived parental rejection and hostility only among the boys, and perceived strict disciplining only among the girls. Although …

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Punamaki, Raija-Leena
Qouta, Samir
El-Sarraj, Eyad
TypeJournal Article
Date1997
Published inInternational Journal of Behavioral Development
SeriesVolume: 21, Number: 1
PublisherTaylor & Francis Group
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