Association between the parenting self-efficacy and anthropometric indexes in under 2-year-old children, Qazvin-Iran
Sonia Oveisi; Roghaye Keshavarz Sadegh; Sina Hosainzade; Shahrzad Mehraeen; Soheil Jabbari · 2025 · Discover Social Science and Health
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Abstract
Abstract Background Parenting self-efficacy (PSE) describes the beliefs and attitudes of parents on their capabilities to perform well on parenting tasks. Considering its direct relation to the physical and mental development of the children, we evaluated PSE in Iranian parents and investigated its potential effects on children's growth as a reflection of their self-regulation. Methods This investigation was conducted in 2019 in Takestan, Iran, and aimed to assess PSE in 300 parents of children under 2 years old. Families filled out a demographic questionnaire and a PSE questionnaire containin
Abstract by Sonia Oveisi; Roghaye Keshavarz Sadegh; Sina Hosainzade; Shahrzad Mehraeen; Soheil Jabbari, Discover Social Science and Health (2025) — licensed CC BY 4.0.
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Metadata source: DOAJ · DOI 10.1007/s44155-025-00196-3