Parent-Child Educational Interactions 
.... 110), who were compared on goals for participation, parenting style, feelings of self-efficacy, and perceptions of teachers as
models.
Parent interviews and ....
(2620
10
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Single Parent Children
.... A lack of adult role
models, poverty, low education levels, and a host of other factors contribute to the risk for children of single-
parent families. ....
(1210
5
)
Effects of Mothers' Power Perceptions
.... The relation of attachment style of working
models based on
parent-child bonding was assessed by correlating measures of attachment style to perceptions of ....
(3594
14
)
Student Learning Styles
.... to address the barriers associated with increasing parental involvement in schools, and in some cases technical assistance and
models of
parent involvement are ....
(2231
9
)
Teaching to the Student's Learning Style
.... to address the barriers associated with increasing parental involvement in schools, and in some cases technical assistance and
models of
parent involvement are ....
(2231
9
)
Prevention of Child Abuse The purpose of this research is to
.... because it subsumes these
models. In other words, the approach explains the behavior by considering factors such as the personalities of both
parent and child ....
(2282
9
)
Prevention of Child Abuse The purpose of this research is to
.... because it subsumes these
models. In other words, the approach explains the behavior by considering factors such as the personalities of both
parent and child ....
(2296
9
)
Models of Child Development
.... These attachments are fostered by the interactions of the child and the caregiver or
parent who spends a lot of time with them. ....
(1635
7
)
Metalfabriken Brazil
.... activities designed to increase the sales, not the production, of these
models. .... In addition, the overall investment exposure to the German
parent company is ....
(1494
6
)
Single Parent Families
.... a concise examination of the topic of single
parent families from multiple points of view: macro, micro, participant observation and theoretical
models. ....
(1972
8
)
Single-Parent Family Structure and Children
.... and do worse in school than their counterparts from two-
parent families. .... In these neighborhoods, the role
models for these children are often unemployed adults ....
(2088
8
)
Society's View of Single Parent Family
.... in all situations, which is to make sure that her son has good role
models and has .... Again, the tools that a single
parent has are similar to those in any family ....
(2354
9
)
FATHER ABSENCE AND AGGRESSION IN BOYS Introduct
.... 1985), many single-
parent mothers do not provide their sons with opportunities for learning appropriate masculine behaviors from male sex-role
models and, as a ....
(2591
10
)
Intervention Models for Substance Abusers
.... clear behavioral contingencies; employing ex-addicts and ex-abusers to serve as role
models; maintaining treatment .... "If you're a teenager or a
parent it is ....
(2274
9
)
Data on Single Parent Households
.... Most of the studies conducted on academic achievement and single
parent households examined .... found in the home, and whether or not role
models were available ....
(3714
15
)
Nonbiological Custody
.... 1997) maintain that judges and clinicians have used several conceptual
models to guide .... courts typically prefer custody be granted to a biological
parent or a ....
(1356
5
)
Parental Responsibility and Crime The shooting rampage at ...
....
parent, pre-marital couples, gay couples (Hacker, 1997), and domestic kinship networks (Stack, 1974). People today no longer adhere to the traditional
models, ....
(1800
7
)
Foreign Exchange Rate
.... or when it is desired to remit profits from a foreign subsidiary to the
parent company .... would be 7.625, or 7 5/8. 1.d. Although many theoretical
models have been ....
(1442
6
)
Application of Social Work Models to a Case
.... work case using each of the following social work
models: (1) The .... been alleged, though not substantiated, that Anne's most recent foster
parent sexually abused ....
(2657
11
)
Parental Involvement in Schools
.... learning. The purpose of this paper is to elaborate on what success means according to the standards of
parent involvement
models. The ....
(2154
9
)
Action Research Project Design
.... Teacher communications, child achievement, and
parent traits in
parent involvement
models. The Journal of Educational Research, 91(1), 3-20.
(1512
6
)
Effects of Divorce Whenever two people interact, confl
.... hazard
models to data on the families of 7,969 (aged 15 44 years) women. Findings revealed that women who spent part of their childhood in single-
parent ....
(1474
6
)
Influence of the Family on Adolescence Development
.... the effects of the therapy are believed to filter down from
parent to child: "Fortunate people learn from observing their parents or other role
models how to ....
(3123
12
)
A parenting style is a pattern of behavior that i
.... serve as a source of social support to the child and as role
models for the .... chosen often communicates to the child his or her esteem in the eyes of the
parent. ....
(2112
8
)
Social Learning There are several theories as to w
.... status of families, ethnicity, and absence of male role
models play critical roles .... Further, single-
parent families headed by females tend not to be capable of ....
(1230
5
)
Pre-School Children & Nurturing
.... If from the beginning of her daughter's life a mother
models that she, too, is .... While environments that have only one
parent (usually a working and, as such ....
(1559
6
)
Psychoanalysis
.... an overarching mental capacity to selectively activate alternative
models of interaction (p .... speculations about the critical importance of the
parent-child link. ....
(3573
14
)
ISSUES OF ABUSE AND NEGLECT
.... relationship-building techniques; behavioral interventions (including
parent skill-building .... differences between the behavioral and family preservation
models. ....
(2372
9
)
DEATH, DYING AND BEREAVEMENT: THE HEALING PROCESS
.... Regarding dissimilarities between psychological
models of bereavement,
models differ in terms of .... to the bereaved (eg, spouse, child, friend,
parent, etc.); the ....
(4129
17
)
Adolescent Drug Use
.... substances would be to educate and/or intervene in single-
parent and blended .... adolescents appears to be the use of authoritarian or punishment
models that have ....
(786
3
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