Представления родителей как фактор семейной среды
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https://doi.org/10.54359/ps.v5i24.757Ключевые слова:
детско-родительские отношения, представления родителей о детях, восприятие представлений, самосбывающееся пророчество, самооценка интеллекта, мотивация достиженияАннотация
Проанализированы исследования представлений родителей о психологических характеристиках детей и об их будущем. Рассматриваются теоретически выделенные зарубежными исследователями характерные признаки понятия «представления родителей о детях». Обсуждаются результаты исследований родительских представлений, полученные в контексте изучения феноменов самосбывающегося пророчества, самооценки интеллекта, семейной системы, теорий каузальной атрибуции и мотивации достижения (модель «ожидание–ценности»). Описаны основные методы диагностики родительских представлений.
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