Sentences with phrase «friend effect model»

(3) In the same manner, the significant influence from relationships with friends to relationships with parents validated a friend effect model, suggesting a generalization from relationship skills and principles of adolescent friendships to relationships with parents.

In the same manner, a consistent significant influence from adolescents» perceptions of relationships with friends to relationships with parents (except regarding negative interaction from early to middle adolescence) supported the friend effect model, as based on based on the differences between parent — adolescent relationships and friendships (Laursen and Collins 1994).

We will refer to these perspectives as the parent effect model and the friend effect model, respectively.

In this study, we aimed to test expectations based on two contrasting perspectives: the parent effect model, which suggested an effect from parent — adolescent relationships to adolescent friendships, and the friend effect model, which proposed an effect from adolescent friendships to parent — adolescent relationships.

For support and negative interaction in early to middle adolescence, the data supported the parent effect model more than the friend effect model, whereas both models were equally strong in middle to late adolescence.

Thus, support for both the parent effect model and the friend effect model was found.

Not exact matches

Going in step with the film's game vs. reality plot, several establishing shots have a tilt - shift effect, as if beginning as miniature diorama models on a game board, and a continuous shot of the group of friends playing a game of keep - away with a black - market Fabrege egg — a McGuffin — through every room of a mansion is a tense, energetic, elaborately choreographed bit of showing off.

We've all been down this copy protection road many times before with music and then video... and now eBooks... The publishers need to realize that change is not only inevitable, but inherently good and we're quickly moving to a dis - intermediated world... Darwin was right about who will survive (i.e. adapt or die) and the technology has been (and always will be) ahead of legislation and emerging business models... Sharing among trusted friends is basically «free marketing» and there's plenty of empirical evidence out there to support a complementary effect on book sales.

A good friend of mine (who's a scientist in an area far removed from climate) was arguing some time ago that the climate models are useless because they don't include clouds at all or in such a crude way that their effect is totally meaningless.

And in the spirit of NWEI's model for change, we also recommend drawing on the support of friends, co-workers or classmates as you work to effect changes in your life.

To address the first hypothesis and investigate the effect of the Zippy's Friends intervention on the children's emotional literacy skills at post-intervention and at 12 - month follow - up, a model for each subscale was fitted.

To investigate the effect of the Zippy's Friends intervention on the children's emotional and behavioural functioning at post-intervention and at 12 - month follow - up, a model for each subscale (emotional symptoms, hyperactivity, conduct problems, peer relationship problems and prosocial behaviour) was fitted.

In MANOVA (Table 2) with the marital satisfaction factors of the ENRICH as dependent variables a model with a main effect for WOC situations (based on significant differences for «Conflict Resolution», «Sexual Activities», and «Family and Friends») and the co-variate effect of the women's age (based on significant differences for «Religious orientation») could be evaluated.

Across both friend and other peer models, negative attributions of others» reactions and anticipated adherence difficulties had significant indirect effects on metabolic control through associations with diabetes - related stress.

The consistent significant influence from relationships with parents to relationships with friends confirmed a parent effect model suggesting that perceptions of relationships with parents generalize to friendships (Schneider et al. 2001).

To examine the cross-effects between adolescents» perceptions of the quality of their relationships with parents and friends over time, we conducted path analyses with cross-lagged effects by means of structural equation modeling.

Although we observed that for female dyads, friends» reinforcement of normative talk was significantly related to experiencing more peer pressure to have sex, the final model (actor and partner effects constrained) explained no significant variance in experienced peer pressure for boys (R 2 =.02, p =.454) or girls (R 2 =.04, p =.387).