Clinical Child and Family Psychology Review

Research Hotspot & Journal Scope - Parenting

This thesis outlines the development and post-intervention evaluation of novel web-based parenting program(Parenting Resilient Kids) targeted at parents of primary school-aged children (5-11 years) with the aim of preventing anxiety and depression.

ABSTRACT This study focused on the effects of parenting styles, as perceived by the college student, on drinking behaviors.

Overall, this research raises important questions around the intensity, dose, and time-frame required to determine the ​effects of universal preventive parenting interventions.

OBJECTIVE To develop and test parent and early adolescent questionnaires to assess food parenting practices that influence early adolescent food consumption during independent eating occasions (iEOs).

Based on an examination of both quantitative and qualitative studies published since 2000, our analysis suggests that, contrary to the focus on the highbrow culture or classed-based parenting practices in western literature, the institutionalized striving for upward social mobility through education and a popular desire to acquire globally convertible cultural capital is key to unpacking the notion of cultural capital in the South Korean context.