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  1. A theoretical analysis of child abuse remediation strategies. J. Belsky. Psychology, Sociology. 1978. Abstract Research on child maltreatment highlights three basic theoretical models to account for the etiology of child abuse and neglect: (1) the psychiatric model emphasizes the role of the…. Expand.

  2. Jun 1, 2018 · Belsky’s (1984) process of parenting model was theoretically innovative in its claim that parenting was multi-determined, and shaped by a host of contextual factors. Indeed, this contribution to the literature has stood the test of time, evidenced not only by the manuscript’s continued frequent citation, but also by the empirical and ...

    • Lindsay Taraban, Daniel S. Shaw
    • 2018
  3. As per the widely used and empirically supported process model of parenting proposed by Belsky (1984) and the more recent update by Taraban and Shaw (2018), various factors jointly play a role in ...

  4. The Belsky process model does not specifically define the child's developmental outcome (Belsky defined it as competent offspring, without any further explanation). No special attention is given to the importance of the family's material resources, while the family's social resources are conceptualized impersonally as the contextual subsystem ...

  5. May 17, 2021 · Explaining Social Processes: Perspectives from Current Social Theory and Historical Sociology @article{Brown2021ExplainingSP, title={Explaining Social Processes: Perspectives from Current Social Theory and Historical Sociology}, author={Lucy Brown}, journal={World Complexity Science Academy Journal}, year={2021}, url={https://api ...

  6. In 1984, Jay Belsky published a manuscript outlining his process of parenting model, a theory that has become classic among parenting and family psychologists, with over 4400 citations in the scienti c literature (Fig. 1). According to Belskys model, par-fi ’ enting is multiply determined and is in uenced by characteristics of the parent ...

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  8. Jun 1, 2018 · The results showed that the relations between child negative emotionality and internalizing and externalizing behaviors were partially mediated by mothers' authoritative parenting style, and when the authors used confirmatory factor analysis to decontaminate possible overlap in item content between measures assessing temperament and problematic behavior, the association between negative ...

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