The effect of parental emotional stability among Indian adolescent's psychosocial adjustment in Kerala, India

Published date
2017
Resource type
Publisher
Assumption University Press
ISBN
ISSN
1906-6406
DOI
Call no.
Other identifier(s)
Edition
Copyrighted date
Language
eng
File type
application/pdf
Extent
18 pages
Other title(s)
Advisor
Other Contributor(s)
Citation
Scholar: Au Graduate School of Education Journal 9, 1 (June 2017), 244-261
Degree name
Degree level
Degree discipline
Degree department
Degree grantor
Abstract
In India, the emotional stability of the parents has become an increasingly serious societal issue but unfortunately, it is not given importance within the Indian context. To help address this problem, the present study attempted to investigate the influence of perceived parental emotional stability on adolescents’ psychosocial adjustment being mediated by parental bond, family relationship, and parental self-efficacy. The results of the study found that the higher the participants’ perception of their parental emotional stability, the more positive the perception of their family relationship, the higher the perception of their parental self-efficacy and subsequently, the higher is their reported level of psychosocial adjustment. It also found that the higher the participants’ perception of their parental emotional stability, the lower the perception of their parental bonding, the higher the perception of their parental self-efficacy and subsequently, the higher is their reported level of psychosocial adjustment.
Table of contents
Description
punsarn.dc.description.sponsorship
Spatial Coverage
Rights
This work is protected by copyright. Reproduction or distribution of the work in any format is prohibited without written permission of the copyright owner.
Access rights
Rights holder(s)
Location
View External Resources