Relationships Between Parents' Child-Rearing Attitudes and the Jumping and Throwing Performance of Their Preschool Children.

Schnabl-Dickey, Elizabeth A.

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Publication Date: 1977

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Relationships Between Parents' Child-Rearing Attitudes and the Jumping and Throwing Performance of Their Preschool Children

Schnabl-Dickey, Elizabeth A.

Research Quarterly, 48, 2, 382-90, May 77

Permissive, indulgent home environments (characterized by low disciplinarian, high indulgent, and high protective child-rearing attitudes) were positively associated with superior throwing skill, while increased jumping skill was associated with higher maternal discipline. (MB)

Descriptors: Child Development, Child Rearing, Discipline, Environmental Influences, Family Environment, Parent Attitudes, Performance Factors, Physical Activities

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