“If you really love me, you will do/be…”: Parental psychological control and its implications for children's adjustment
Abstract
Parental psychological control (PPC) involves attempts to control the child through psychological tactics that invalidate the child's sense of self, and has adverse effects across cultural contexts. PPC restricts and violates children's basic needs for security, closeness and relatedness, and competence and autonomy, and it disrupts the autonomy–connection balance. Because of PPC’s harmful effects, it is important to understand and study its...
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Title
“If you really love me, you will do/be…”: Parental psychological control and its implications for children's adjustment
Published Date
Sep 1, 2018
Journal
Volume
49
Pages
16 - 30
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