Parental self-efficacy and comforting behaviour of the firstborn children in different situations: the mediating role of sibling relationships
Abstract
Parents and siblings play a vital role in promoting and inhibiting the development of comforting behaviour – a typical prosocial behaviour. This study aims to explore the dual mediating model of positive and negative sibling relationships between parental self-efficacy (PSE) and firstborn children’s comforting behaviours. We enrolled 163 firstborn children aged 4–6 years. The firstborn children scored significantly higher in comforting behaviour...
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Title
Parental self-efficacy and comforting behaviour of the firstborn children in different situations: the mediating role of sibling relationships
Published Date
Jun 16, 2020
Volume
192
Issue
4
Pages
580 - 592
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