Parents and children often report different perspectives about parents' behaviors. Such lack
of congruence is important because it may reflect problems in their relationship and may be …

Parents and adolescents often provide discordant reports on parenting. Prior studies are
inconsistent regarding the extent, predictors, and consequences of such discordance. The …

Recent research on parental agreement on child-rearing values has found it to be positively
related to effective parenting. The exact nature of the relation, however, is not clear. Are they …

Objective. We examined correspondence in parents' and children's perceptions of parenting
and associations between these perceptions and children's social adjustment in the …

Research has demonstrated a lack of agreement between parent and child reports across a
range of parent and child variables. These discrepancies hinder the interpretation of …

Child informants routinely participate in forensic and social service investigations and are
often a critical source of information. However, across research domains high levels of …

This research studies parent-child agreement on parenting behaviors and mediators of
agreement for 134 families. Results of the multitrait-multimethod analyses reveal a low …

Parent behaviors are usually characterized globally in research on psychosocial outcomes,
but mothers and fathers may show disparate patterns of control and influence. To examine …

The phenomenon of discordance between parents' and children's ratings of the child's
mental health symptoms or of parenting behavior until recently has been treated as a …

Examined whether parents' symptoms and qualitative and quantitative aspects of parent–
child relationships make unique contributions to mothers' and fathers' reports of, and mother …