Sentences with phrase «as parental supervision»

Finally, given that studies that tested Hirschi's theory of social control sometimes included parental control items, we coded whether or not the measure of attachment in each study included parental control items, such as parental supervision, rules setting, discipline techniques (parental control versus no parental control items).

Youth offending is also correlated with socio - economic deprivation, alongside factors such as parental supervision, discipline and attitude, broken homes and separation, peer influences, school influences and community influences (Farrington, 1996).

Not exact matches

Third, applying simple legislative solutions to complex social issues also seems attractive, but ignores other relevant factors such as the role of the family and parental supervision, the place of education, and broader social determinants such as employment and access to social and economic opportunity.

Parental supervision is recommended, which makes this a fun family activity as well.

While a life vest doesn't act as a substitute for parental supervision, it is an excellent option for enhanced safety during water activities.

As with anything baby - related, a good baby Halloween costume requires parental supervision.

«Parental involvement and direct supervision were both associated with fewer peer problems and less online victimization for teens, but neither of these factors correlated with the use of parental control apps,» said Arup Kumar Ghosh, a doctoral student in UCF's College of Engineering and Computer Science, who conducted this research as part of his disseParental involvement and direct supervision were both associated with fewer peer problems and less online victimization for teens, but neither of these factors correlated with the use of parental control apps,» said Arup Kumar Ghosh, a doctoral student in UCF's College of Engineering and Computer Science, who conducted this research as part of his disseparental control apps,» said Arup Kumar Ghosh, a doctoral student in UCF's College of Engineering and Computer Science, who conducted this research as part of his dissertation.

In Texas, maltreatment is defined as neglectful supervision, physical abuse, physical neglect, medical neglect, sexual abuse, abandonment, emotional abuse or refusal to assume parental responsibility.

Speaking as one of the male gender, there comes a period in a man's life (at least in a lot of the guys we've known) when, freed of parental supervision and before the shackles of marital bliss, every other word in our vocabulary seems to consist of the four letter kind.

Cinematographer Brett Pawlak captures the light of Southeastern Texas, where kids ride their bikes around quiet suburbs and dirt tracks by day, then gather around street lamps by night, as far from parental supervision as possible.

These characters are not simply a specific age, however; they're also emerging into the world as adults and are no longer under parental supervision.

As a father who's given his daughter a lot of tablets to play with, I prefer hands - on supervision to software parental controls, and the broadest possible array of apps.

With parental supervision, kids can learn safe ways of showing dogs affection such as gently petting instead of hugging and kissing.

Meanwhile, kids will be torn between the Higgeldy Piggeldy petting zoo, horse and camel rides (yes, camel rides), a snake park, paintball and face painting (please note, parental supervision is obviously necessary for most of these activities, but parents will no doubt get as much enjoyment from them as the kids!).

As excited as any teenager is to travel without parental supervision, a trip abroad can be nerve - wracking for parents left at home anxiously waiting to hear whether their teen is safAs excited as any teenager is to travel without parental supervision, a trip abroad can be nerve - wracking for parents left at home anxiously waiting to hear whether their teen is safas any teenager is to travel without parental supervision, a trip abroad can be nerve - wracking for parents left at home anxiously waiting to hear whether their teen is safe.

This is taken online as well, and combines the standard online driver's ed course with parental guidance and supervision.

The transition to adolescence and the emergence of problem behavior The transition into adolescence has been defined by physical changes of puberty, school changes from an elementary to a middle or junior high school environment, cognitive changes with increased ability to understand cause and effect and think about the future, and changes in family relationships as adolescents seek more independence from parental supervision.

The Smiling Mind App can be used by children as young as seven years old with parental supervision.

In general, a parent's mental health status can affect their parental effectiveness as it relates to bonding and attachment; age appropriate discipline and play; limit setting; and supervision and protection from dangerous situations.

Researchers used the data and categorized parenting behaviors such as abuse, neglect, maladaptive parenting, and overprotection as negative parenting behavior and authoritative parenting, communication, parental involvement, support, supervision, and warmth as positive parenting behavior.

Lack of structure or parental supervision, inconsistent discipline practices, and exposure to abuse or community violence have also been identified as factors which may contribute to the development of ODD.

Parental behaviour risk factors for EBP children are poor supervision and monitoring, lack of parental involvement with the child, as well as harsh and inconsistent discipline (Bloomquist and Schnell 2002; Blazei et alParental behaviour risk factors for EBP children are poor supervision and monitoring, lack of parental involvement with the child, as well as harsh and inconsistent discipline (Bloomquist and Schnell 2002; Blazei et alparental involvement with the child, as well as harsh and inconsistent discipline (Bloomquist and Schnell 2002; Blazei et al. 2006).

If attachment was operationalized exclusively as behavior of the parent towards the child (e.g., parental supervision) the study was not selected.

Given that most of the time parents are not able to supervise their children, direct parental control, such as supervision and discipline, are considered by control theorists as etiologically less relevant as a predictor of delinquency compared to indirect control, such as attachment (e.g., Hirschi 1969; Nye 1958).

For youth with externalizing behavior problems, such as problems with impulse control or disorganization, direct parental supervision and / or gathering of information from other adults (surveillance) may be the most effective way to obtain knowledge of youth activities.

Logistic regression analysis was used to explore the associations between GC and CT incident infection and perceived parental supervision, perceived parental communication, and other demographic and behavioral factors, such as age, religious involvement, school enrollment, a 2 - parent household, having a main sex partner, and having concurrent sex partners.

Factors such as family violence, parental drug and alcohol use, parental mental illness and intellectual disability may negatively impact on a parent's ability to provide the right supervision, nurture and care for their children.

Parental supervision has been associated with other aspects of adolescent sexual behavior in similar populations, 3,6 and our results showed a protective effect against GC and CT infections as well.

However, closer examination of measures of parental overprotection / youth autonomy suggests that in fact these constructs have been largely operationalized as high levels of structure, helpfulness, or supervision / monitoring.

However, Demuth and Brown [18] found that parenting factors mediate the influence of family structure on delinquency, with parental attachment operating as a stronger protector than supervision.