The present meta-analysis integrates research from 1,435 studies on associations of
parenting dimensions and styles with externalizing symptoms in children and adolescents …

Parent–child communication represents an important variable in clinical child and family
psychology due to its association with a variety of psychosocial outcomes. To give an …

The quality of parent–child relationships likely influences many decisions and behaviors
made by early adolescents, including their alcohol and marijuana use. We examined how …

This study investigated how parental behavioral control, parental psychological control, and
parent-child relational qualities predicted the initial level and rate of change in adolescent …

The present study investigated how the quality of the parent–child subsystem (indexed by
behavioral control, psychological control, and parent–child relationship) predicted Internet …

Family functionality has been proven to be associated with adolescents' and children's
mental health, but its indirect mechanisms among left-behind children have rarely been …

Phubbing, as a common phenomenon in modern society's communication, describes the act
of using one's phone in face-to-face interactions. In recent years, parental phubbing has …

Extensive research has shown various family factors such as low family cohesion, and
limited parental supervision to be associated with adolescent Internet addiction (IA). There …

The Internet has become a basic tool for trading, entertainment, communication, as well as
education in the contemporary world. Nevertheless, despite the high speed of information …

Introduction The present study investigated how maternal and paternal controls, including
behavioral and psychological controls, predict adolescent Internet addiction, as well as the …