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Pandemic parenting: predictors of quality of parental pandemic practices during COVID–19 lockdown in Serbia

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Radanović, Ana
Micić, Isidora
Pavlović, Svetlana
Krstić, Ksenija
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Abstract
The aim of our study was to explore relations between parents’ and children’s fear of COVID–19, parents’ dispositions (emotion regulation, self-efficacy, the anxiety trait) and their distress (due to the pandemic, the national state of emergency [NSE] and curfews) and how these variables have been affecting the quality of parental pandemic practices during the COVID–19 NSE in Serbia. Our online questionnaire was filled in by 376 parents and one of their children aged 7 to 19 years. Path analysis was used to analyze data. Higher levels of cognitive reappraisal and self-efficacy directly contribute to a higher quality of parental pandemic practices during NSE. Indirectly, parents’ fear, pandemic distress, and parents’ cognitive anxiety symptoms increase children’s fear, consequently raising the quality of parental pandemic practices. Pointing out protective and risk factors that may affect pandemic parenting during NSE as well as mechanisms of their contributions, our findings ... draw attention to the importance of parents’ negative emotions regulation and the effects of children’s emotions on the quality of parental pandemic practices during an ongoing pandemic.

Keywords:
quality of parental pandemic practices / fear of COVID–19 / pandemic distress / emotion regulation / parental sense of self-efficacy
Source:
Psihologija, 2020, 1-23
Funding / projects:
  • Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development, Republic of Serbia, Grant no. 200018 (Institute for Educational Research, Belgrade) (RS-200018)

DOI: 10.2298/PSI200731040R

ISSN: 0048-5705

WoS: 000668470700006

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their distress (due to the pandemic, the national state of emergency [NSE] and curfews) and
how these variables have been affecting the quality of parental pandemic practices during
the COVID–19 NSE in Serbia. Our online questionnaire was filled in by 376 parents and
one of their children aged 7 to 19 years. Path analysis was used to analyze data. Higher
levels of cognitive reappraisal and self-efficacy directly contribute to a higher quality of
parental pandemic practices during NSE. Indirectly, parents’ fear, pandemic distress, and
parents’ cognitive anxiety symptoms increase children’s fear, consequently raising the quality
of parental pandemic practices. Pointing out protective and risk factors that may affect
pandemic parenting during NSE as well as mechanisms of their contributions, our findings
draw attention to the importance of parents’ negative emotions regulation and the effects of
children’s emotions on the quality of parental pandemic practices during an ongoing pandemic.
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their distress (due to the pandemic, the national state of emergency [NSE] and curfews) and
how these variables have been affecting the quality of parental pandemic practices during
the COVID–19 NSE in Serbia. Our online questionnaire was filled in by 376 parents and
one of their children aged 7 to 19 years. Path analysis was used to analyze data. Higher
levels of cognitive reappraisal and self-efficacy directly contribute to a higher quality of
parental pandemic practices during NSE. Indirectly, parents’ fear, pandemic distress, and
parents’ cognitive anxiety symptoms increase children’s fear, consequently raising the quality
of parental pandemic practices. Pointing out protective and risk factors that may affect
pandemic parenting during NSE as well as mechanisms of their contributions, our findings
draw attention to the importance of parents’ negative emotions regulation and the effects of
children’s emotions on the quality of parental pandemic practices during an ongoing pandemic.",
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Radanović, A., Micić, I., Pavlović, S.,& Krstić, K.. (2020). Pandemic parenting: predictors of quality of parental pandemic practices during COVID–19 lockdown in Serbia. in Psihologija, 1-23.
https://doi.org/10.2298/PSI200731040R
Radanović A, Micić I, Pavlović S, Krstić K. Pandemic parenting: predictors of quality of parental pandemic practices during COVID–19 lockdown in Serbia. in Psihologija. 2020;:1-23.
doi:10.2298/PSI200731040R .
Radanović, Ana, Micić, Isidora, Pavlović, Svetlana, Krstić, Ksenija, "Pandemic parenting: predictors of quality of parental pandemic practices during COVID–19 lockdown in Serbia" in Psihologija (2020):1-23,
https://doi.org/10.2298/PSI200731040R . .

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