Comparison of Childrearing Practices And Preferences of Mothers Differing in Cognitive Reasoning Levels
Comparison of Childrearing Practices And Preferences of Mothers Differing in Cognitive Reasoning Levels
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The mothers response to this question was audio-taped. This was followed bv- administering the Person-Centered Communication Assessment (Appendix B). The participant responses to this assessment were also audio-taped. Then the participant was asked to complete the following paper and pencil instruments: (a) Parents' Report (Appendix C), (b) Parent Locus of Control Scale (Appendix D), and (c) the Parental Assistance Preference Report (Appendix E). This assessment process took approximateh- one a...nd one-half hours to complete. The interviewer was on hand to answer questions and process the assessment.
Instrumentation Demographic information (Appendix A) was collected verballv- in an inteniew with the mother and included her age, marital status, occupation, education level, number and ages of children, t>pe of school attended bv children, and the occupation of other income providers in the home. In addition, five assessment tools were used 100 in this stud\ - (a) the Standard Cogniti\e-DeveIopmental Inteniew, (b) the Person-Centered Communication Assessment, (C) the Parental Locus of Control Scale, (d) the Parents' Report, and (e) the Parental Assistance Preference Report.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The mothers response to this question was audio-taped. This was followed bv- administering the Person-Centered Communication Assessment (Appendix B). The participant responses to this assessment were also audio-taped. Then the participant was asked to complete the following paper and pencil instruments: (a) Parents' Report (Appendix C), (b) Parent Locus of Control Scale (Appendix D), and (c) the Parental Assistance Preference Report (Appendix E). This assessment process took approximateh- one a...nd one-half hours to complete. The interviewer was on hand to answer questions and process the assessment.
Instrumentation Demographic information (Appendix A) was collected verballv- in an inteniew with the mother and included her age, marital status, occupation, education level, number and ages of children, t>pe of school attended bv children, and the occupation of other income providers in the home. In addition, five assessment tools were used 100 in this stud\ - (a) the Standard Cogniti\e-DeveIopmental Inteniew, (b) the Person-Centered Communication Assessment, (C) the Parental Locus of Control Scale, (d) the Parents' Report, and (e) the Parental Assistance Preference Report.
What to read after Comparison of Childrearing Practices And Preferences of Mothers Differing in Cognitive Reasoning Levels?
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