In this book, the authors address the complex and dynamic phenomenon of parenting across nine chapters, centering on the psychological needs of both child and parent. The theoretical framework explaining the concept of parental needs consists of William Glasser’s choice theory and the self-determination theory by Ryan and Deci. The focus is on attempting to …
This paper focuses on characteristics of parenting as key contributor to psychosocial development of a child. Family is a fundamental social group where a child learns first experiences, creates attitudes, develops personal potentials and interpersonal relationships. When taking care of child’s development, it is important to support the quality of child’s family life. Researchers confirmed …
In order to examine the sources and forms of social support for parents of preschool children, survey was conducted on a sample of 350 respondents. The data show that 60.6% of parents do not receive any form of social support, while 39.4% of parents received some form of social support (usually financial or material support). …
Subjective experience of parenting plays an important role in parents’ behavior and in their relationship to their children. Satisfaction, demands and stress resulting from parenting, including the sense of competence, are important dimensions that defi ne relationships within a family and have an impact on child’s development. The paper presents the results of research on …
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