The Influence of Family Stability on Self-Control and Adjustment
Objectives The aim of the present study was to replicate previous evidence for a model in which self‐control mediates the relationship between family stability and internalizing symptoms, and to evaluate a similar model with regard to externalizing problems. Method Participants were 155 female and 1...
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| Published in | Journal of clinical psychology Vol. 69; no. 7; pp. 661 - 670 |
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| Abstract | Objectives
The aim of the present study was to replicate previous evidence for a model in which self‐control mediates the relationship between family stability and internalizing symptoms, and to evaluate a similar model with regard to externalizing problems.
Method
Participants were 155 female and 134 male undergraduates—mean age of 19.03 years. Participants completed measures of stability in the family of origin (Stability of Activities in the Family Environment), self‐control (Self‐Control scale), current externalizing (Adult Self‐Report), and internalizing problems (Beck Depression Inventory II and Beck Anxiety Inventory).
Results
Multiple regression analyses largely support the proposed model for both the externalizing and internalizing domains.
Conclusions
Family stability may foster the development of self‐control and, in turn, lead to positive adjustment. |
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| AbstractList | OBJECTIVESThe aim of the present study was to replicate previous evidence for a model in which self-control mediates the relationship between family stability and internalizing symptoms, and to evaluate a similar model with regard to externalizing problems.METHODParticipants were 155 female and 134 male undergraduates--mean age of 19.03 years. Participants completed measures of stability in the family of origin (Stability of Activities in the Family Environment), self-control (Self-Control scale), current externalizing (Adult Self-Report), and internalizing problems (Beck Depression Inventory II and Beck Anxiety Inventory).RESULTSMultiple regression analyses largely support the proposed model for both the externalizing and internalizing domains.CONCLUSIONSFamily stability may foster the development of self-control and, in turn, lead to positive adjustment. Objectives The aim of the present study was to replicate previous evidence for a model in which self‐control mediates the relationship between family stability and internalizing symptoms, and to evaluate a similar model with regard to externalizing problems. Method Participants were 155 female and 134 male undergraduates—mean age of 19.03 years. Participants completed measures of stability in the family of origin (Stability of Activities in the Family Environment), self‐control (Self‐Control scale), current externalizing (Adult Self‐Report), and internalizing problems (Beck Depression Inventory II and Beck Anxiety Inventory). Results Multiple regression analyses largely support the proposed model for both the externalizing and internalizing domains. Conclusions Family stability may foster the development of self‐control and, in turn, lead to positive adjustment. The aim of the present study was to replicate previous evidence for a model in which self-control mediates the relationship between family stability and internalizing symptoms, and to evaluate a similar model with regard to externalizing problems. Participants were 155 female and 134 male undergraduates--mean age of 19.03 years. Participants completed measures of stability in the family of origin (Stability of Activities in the Family Environment), self-control (Self-Control scale), current externalizing (Adult Self-Report), and internalizing problems (Beck Depression Inventory II and Beck Anxiety Inventory). Multiple regression analyses largely support the proposed model for both the externalizing and internalizing domains. Family stability may foster the development of self-control and, in turn, lead to positive adjustment. The aim of the present study was to replicate previous evidence for a model in which self-control mediates the relationship between family stability and internalizing symptoms, and to evaluate a similar model with regard to externalizing problems. Participants were 155 female and 134 male undergraduates -- mean age of 19.03 years. Participants completed measures of stability in the family of origin (Stability of Activities in the Family Environment), self-control (Self-Control scale), current externalizing (Adult Self-Report), and internalizing problems (Beck Depression Inventory II and Beck Anxiety Inventory). Multiple regression analyses largely support the proposed model for both the externalizing and internalizing domains. Family stability may foster the development of self-control and, in turn, lead to positive adjustment. |
| Author | Malatras, Jennifer Weil Israel, Allen C. |
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