Giorgos Georgiou, Chara A Demetriou, Kostas A Fanti
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Hierarchical multiple regression analysis revealed that children with CU traits were more likely to experience negative parenting, while parents showed heightened levels of distress. Notably, the study found no association between CU traits and positive parental practices. Further analysis indicated no significant relation between autistic traits and interactions with the target variables, signifying that these traits are not associated with difficulties in parenting and distress. No sex differences were found in all analyses. 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摘要
父母的做法和压力与 CU 和自闭症特征都有关联,有这些特征的儿童的父母面临着其他父母没有遇到的挑战。然而,现有的大多数研究主要集中于CU和自闭症特质与父母压力和做法的独特影响,而没有探讨它们之间的相互作用。本研究以希腊-塞浦路斯样本(N = 146,Mage = 7.30,SD = 1.43)为研究对象,在考虑行为问题(CPs)、年龄和性别的影响后,探讨了CU和自闭症特质与父母行为(父母参与、监督不力、管教不一致和体罚)、关爱和痛苦之间的独特关联和相互作用。层次多元回归分析表明,具有 CU 特征的儿童更有可能经历消极的养育方式,而父母则表现出更高的痛苦程度。值得注意的是,研究发现 CU 特质与父母的积极做法之间没有关联。进一步的分析表明,自闭症特质与目标变量之间没有明显的相互作用关系,这表明这些特质与养育困难和困扰没有关联。所有分析均未发现性别差异。这些研究结果为了解自闭症特质的影响提供了宝贵的见解,并强调有必要对自闭症特质的影响进行更多的研究,可能的话在临床样本中进行研究。
Exploring the Unique and Interactive Effects Between Callous-Unemotional and Autistic Traits with Parental Practices, Care, and Distress in a Community Sample.
Parental practices and stress are associated with both CU and autistic traits, with parents of children with these traits facing challenges that other parents do not encounter. However, the majority of available studies focused mainly on the unique effects of CU and autistic traits with parental stress and practices without exploring their interaction. The current study examines the distinct associations and interactions between CU and autistic traits with parental practices (parental involvement, poor monitoring, inconsistent discipline, and corporal punishment), care, and distress after considering the effect of conduct problems (CPs), age and sex in a Greek-Cypriot sample (N = 146, Mage = 7.30, SD = 1.43). Hierarchical multiple regression analysis revealed that children with CU traits were more likely to experience negative parenting, while parents showed heightened levels of distress. Notably, the study found no association between CU traits and positive parental practices. Further analysis indicated no significant relation between autistic traits and interactions with the target variables, signifying that these traits are not associated with difficulties in parenting and distress. No sex differences were found in all analyses. Age was negatively significant only in relation to parental distress These findings provide valuable insights into the impact of CU traits and underscore the need for additional studies investigating the impact of autistic traits, possibly within clinical samples.