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Research of parenting in conflictual and violent families suggests that battered mothers (i.e., those experiencing verbal
and/or physical abuse by their partner) may not parent very differently from demographically similar nonbattered mothers.
However, battered mothers do report being less consistent in their discipline. In the present study, 104 mothers and their
children from community nonviolent and violent families and shelter violent and violent abusive families participated in interviews
to obtain information about child functioning and authoritative, authoritarian, and permissive parental practices. It was
the case that authoritative practices were associated with more positive child functioning and that parental inconsistency,
defined in terms of endorsing conflictual parenting practices, was associated with poorer child outcome. Groups of mothers
were identified that fit different patterns of parenting practices, and these patterns were differentially related to children's
functioning. 相似文献
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Nearly thirty years ago, Congress amended the National Labor Relations Act (Act) and provided employees of healthcare institutions with the right to strike and picket. At the same time, Congress added a new Section 8(g) requiring a labor organization to provide a healthcare institution with ten days' notice before engaging in various types of concerted activity--primarily strikes and picketing--against the institution. Thus, Section 8(g) is an important statute for healthcare employers. But since the time Congress added Section 8(g), the National Labor Relations Board has taken various views on Section 8(g) and whether "ten days" is really ten days. This Note explores the purposes of Section 8(g), as well as the reach and limits of its language, noting areas in which the board may wish to reconsider its application of the statute. Ultimately, the Note provides a checklist for healthcare employers to keep in mind with respect to Section 8(g). 相似文献
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This study examined whether physical and sexual victimization experiences were related to further substance use for a sample of drug-involved adult offenders and whether this increase could be attributed to depression experienced after the victimization occurred. A total of 674 men and 284 women from the longitudinal Multisite Adult Drug Court Evaluation (MADCE) were included in analyses. The study included 23 drug court and 6 comparison sites. Study participants completed three interviews: at baseline enrollment and then at 6 and 18 months after baseline. Multilevel path modeling showed that physical and sexual victimization experiences during the year before the baseline interview were associated with further substance use at 18 months and that this relationship was mediated by depression. All relationships held for both men and women, and beyond the contribution of several control variables, including drug court program participation. Public health and criminal justice personnel working with substance-using offenders should screen individuals for victimization-related trauma and, if identified, provide assistance to evaluate and improve such individuals' mental health and, subsequently, decrease their likelihood of using substances. 相似文献
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