Parenting Journal · The TRICK collection

Independence

Agency, growing responsibility and room to practise with support.

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Vol. 2 · Issue 4 · Independence · Observational survey study

Parental autonomy support and future education planning among Chinese senior high school students: a chain mediation model integrating self-determination theory and social cognitive theory

How much of my teenager’s education plan reflects their own goals?

Senior high schoolCC BY 4.0
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Vol. 2 · Issue 4 · Independence · Longitudinal observational study

Unpredictable maternal signals and developmental profiles of child executive function from infancy to early childhood

Which familiar signals help my child anticipate my next response?

Infancy through preschoolCC BY 4.0
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Vol. 2 · Issue 4 · Independence · Longitudinal observational study

The Role of Parental Monitoring in the Relationships Among Academic Motivation, School Engagement, and Dropout Intention: A Two-Wave Study of Italian Adolescents

Does knowing what my teenager is doing mean the same thing as supporting their own motivation?

AdolescenceCC BY 4.0
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Vol. 2 · Issue 4 · Independence · User-centred design study

Designing Emotion-Integrated Visualizations for Kidney Function Self-Management: User-Centered Design Study With Youth Transplant Recipients and Caregivers

What kind of display would help my child explain their health information back to me?

YouthCC BY 4.0
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Vol. 2 · Issue 4 · Independence · Cross-sectional survey study

“Do It by Myself” or Autonomy, Participation, and Assistive Devices and Technology Needs of Children and Youth With Disabilities: Text Mining Analysis of a National Survey in France

Which everyday activity would my child most like to do with less help?

Children and youth with disabilitiesCC BY 4.0
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Vol. 2 · Issue 4 · Independence · Observational survey study

Self- and parent-reported executive function and self-determination in autistic teens: domain-specific relationships and cross-rater considerations

When we rate my teenager’s independence differently, what task is each of us imagining?

AdolescenceCC BY 4.0
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