| Literature DB >> 29069537 |
Sheila Anderson1, Wei Qiu1, Shanalyn J Wheeler1.
Abstract
The purpose of this study was to explore the influence of the quality of early father-child rough-and-tumble play (RTP) on toddler aggressive behaviors and more fully understand how child, mother, and father characteristics were associated with higher quality father-child RTP among contemporary urban Chinese families. Participants included 42 families in Changsha, China. Play observations of fathers and their children were coded for RTP quality. The specific RTP quality of father-child reciprocity of dominance was associated with fewer toddler aggressive behaviors, as rated by both fathers and mothers. Mothers' democratic parenting attitudes were associated with higher quality father-child RTP. These findings suggest that higher quality father-child RTP may be one way in which some fathers influence children's expression of aggressive behaviors, and the quality of father-child RTP may be influenced by the broader family, social, and cultural contexts.Entities:
Keywords: Chinese father; Chinesischer Vater; Dominanz des Vaters; Raufen und Kämpfen im Spiel; Vaterspiel; actitud del dominio del papá; aggressives Verhalten von Kleinkindern; comportamientos agresivos de los niños pequeños; comportements agressifs du jeune enfant; dominance du père; father dominance; father play; jeu de chahut-bagarre; jeu du père; juego brusco y violento; juego del papá; papá chino; père chinois; rough-and-tumble play; toddler aggressive behaviors; الأب الصيني-; السلوكيات العدائية لصغار الأطفال-; غلبة الأب; لعب الأب-; لعب المطاردة والمصارعة-; 中国人の父親; 中國父親; 學步兒童的攻擊行為; 幼児の攻撃的行動; 打鬧遊戲; 父親の支配性; 父親の遊び; 父親的顯性; 父親遊戲; 荒っぽい取っ組み合い遊び
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Year: 2017 PMID： 29069537 DOI： 10.1002/imhj.21675
Source DB: PubMed Journal: Infant Ment Health J ISSN： 0163-9641