Kids' Shame Proneness: Is Mom's Religiosity an Overlooked Influence?

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2019-06
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Lall, Debra Dr.
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The Theme for the 2019 CPA Convention is Psychology's Contribution to Society. 40% of Canadian-born, 55% of immigrants to Canada before 1982, and 57% of immigrants to Canada between 1982 to 2001, rated religion as "very important" (Statistics Canada, 2002). Religion informs the standards against which people self-evaluate and self-regulate. Thus, parent-to-parent differences in religious commitment may influence children's self-conscious emotional development.
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Shame, Mother Religiosity, Authoritarian Parenting, Interpretive Theory of Mind
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http://hdl.handle.net/1993/33911
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Psychology