Parental Deception: Perceived Effects on Parent-Child Relationships

Q3 Psychology

Journal of Relationships Research Pub Date : 2017-02-06 DOI:10.1017/jrr.2017.1

Joscelyn R. Cargill, D. Curtis

引用次数: 12

Abstract

Deception research has recently begun to examine its occurrence within parent-child relationships. The use and consequence of parental deception on the parent-child relationship remains unclear. The current study examined the effects of parental lies on the parent-child relationship. Questionnaires were provided to 276 participants that asked them to indicate their satisfaction with their parents, what kinds of lies parents have told, the seriousness of the lies, and how the lies affected their relationship. Findings revealed a negative correlation between parental deception and satisfaction, and parents were rated most likely to use white lies than any other types. The implications of the use of deception within parent-child relationships are discussed.

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父母欺骗:对亲子关系的感知效应

欺骗研究最近开始研究亲子关系中的欺骗现象。父母欺骗对亲子关系的作用和后果尚不清楚。本研究考察了父母的谎言对亲子关系的影响。研究人员向276名参与者提供了调查问卷，要求他们说明自己对父母的满意度、父母撒过什么样的谎、谎言的严重程度以及这些谎言如何影响他们的关系。调查结果显示，父母的欺骗行为与孩子的满意度呈负相关，父母被评为最可能使用善意谎言的类型。讨论了在亲子关系中使用欺骗的含义。

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