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The role of family in autistic students’ higher education journeys: A scoping review
This article has been accepted for publication in the Review Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders and is currently in press. …
Elinor Lim
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Steven K. Kapp
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Beatriz López
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Emine Gurbuz
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A scoping review of Singapore parenting: Culture-general and culture-specific functions of parenting styles and practices
Authoritative parenting generally related to more desirable child development outcomes. Authoritarian parenting had mixed outcomes, some of which depended on which parent was authoritarian.
Parental behavioural control was generally linked to more desirable child development outcomes, but psychological control had more mixed results.
Active parental mediation of children’s internet use was related to desirable outcomes, while restrictive mediation was linked to both positive and negative outcomes.
Parents’ involvement in their children’s learning was positively related to educational outcomes but could also increase children’s learning anxiety. Parental involvement outside of learning had more clearly positive effects.
Hoi Shan Cheung
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Elinor Lim
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