RT Article
T1 Anti-social Parental Behaviour, Problematic Parenting and Aggressive Offspring Behaviour during Adulthood: A 25-Year Longitudinal Investigation
JF The British journal of criminology
VO 44
IS 6
SP 915
OP 930
A2 Brook, Judith S.
A2 Kasen, Stepahnie
LA English
YR 2004
UL https://krimdok.uni-tuebingen.de/Record/1640125132
AB Data from a 25-year community-based prospective longitudinal study were used to investigate the role of problematic parenting in the association between a history of anti-social parental behaviour and subsequent offspring aggression during adulthood. Parents with a history of anti-social behaviour were significantly more likely than other parents were to engage in two or more types of problematic child-rearing behaviour. Problematic parenting was associated with offspring aggression during adulthood after a history of anti-social parental behaviour was controlled statistically. Anti-social parental behaviour was associated with aggressive offspring behaviour during adulthood before, but not after, problematic parenting was controlled. These findings support the hypothesis that problematic parenting tends to mediate the association between anti-social parental behaviour and subsequent offspring aggression
K1 Erziehungsstil
K1 Antisoziales Verhalten
K1 Eltern
K1 Aggressives Verhalten
K1 Kinder
K1 Längsschnittstudie