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(2000) : Social control, perceived control, and the family In: Perrig, Walter J.; Grob, Alexander (Hg.): Control of human behavior, mental processes, and consciousness. Essays in honor of the 60th birthday of August Flammer.: Hove, UK: Psychology Press, S. 477-486
Abstract: Reviews how control processes, such as social control and perceived control, affect family functioning, especially parenting behavior. Past research on social control and perceived control is critically discussed. It is concluded that programs aimed to improve families' housing conditions should obtain more attention in the future because they focus on relations between environmental factors and family functioning. zitiert von 1
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