Sentences with phrase «affiliation with deviant»

Further, parenting behaviors such as monitoring and rejection / hostility are associated with delinquency (Hoeve et al. 2009), affiliation with deviant peers (Claes et al. 2005; Galambos et al. 2003), and substance use (Burke et al. 2001; Dishion et al. 2004; Marshal et al. 2003), which in turn is likely to impact sleep functioning.

Some specifically associated with PA are parents» endorsement of aggressive behavior as an adequate goal - directed behavior [27], lack of parental discipline and monitoring [28 — 32], affiliation with deviant peers [33, 34] and popularity status [35].

Using data from a national study of youth, a meditational model was tested in which parenting practices (parental control and maternal support) were hypothesized to influence adolescents» participation in delinquent behavior through their affiliation with deviant peers.

Results revealed that girls with a higher level of affiliation with deviant peers were more likely to endorse a risky lifestyle and reported higher rates of all forms of dating violence victimization.

The influence of neighborhood disadvantage, collective socialization, and parenting on African American children's affiliation with deviant peers.

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«Regardless of your political affiliation, when someone uses language with a hateful view that gays and lesbians are sexual deviants or calls transgender Americans, mentally disturbed individuals, it hurts them it hurts our community and it hurts all of us,» Bronson said.

After LASSO selection, the total explained deviance was 62.5 % (see Table 3) and parental ADHD (21.9 %), more adverse life events (13.9 %), more deviant peer affiliations (3.8 %), higher birth weight (2.0 %), and lower SES (1.5 %) were associated with a heightened risk for ADHD + ODD compared with controls.

This is consistent with previous studies showing that more deviant peer affiliations reinforce an individual's own antisocial behaviours [18, 30, 48].

While no other risk factors were observed for the development of ADHD - only, more deviant peer affiliations and lower SES did act as additional risk factors for ADHD + ODD, compared with controls.

Specific risk factors for ODD, compared with ADHD, include deviant peer affiliation, harsh or inconsistent parenting, low levels of parental affection, and exposure to family violence [6, 36, 43].

The development of comorbid ODD in individuals with ADHD was predicted by both postnatal adversities (SES, deviant peer affiliation) and negative transgenerational influences (parental criticism).