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The relationship between perceived parenting styles, social support with psychological well- being

Masoud Gholamali Lavasani, Sharzad Borhanzadeh, Leila Afzali, Elaheh Hejazi

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Objective. the primary aim of this study was to investigated relative between parenting style, social support on psychological well – being .Method. the sample consist of 398 female students in grade two from public high school in Tehran .participants completed measures of Baum rind's parenting style (1991), Vaux's social support (1988) and Ryff's psychological well- being(1998) .Result. founding revealed that perceive of authoritarian and permissive parenting style shows significantly, negative relative with psychological well –being, such as social support shows significantly, positive relative with psychological well –being, however, although authoritative parenting style don’t predict psychological well –being .Conclusion. It is necessary for the parents who play the role of parenting and socially supporting their children especially the roles of developing their psychological and social positions, show more sensitivity to learn about cognizant these two training areas.

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Objective. the primary aim of this study was to investigated relative between parenting style, social support on psychological well – being .Method. the sample consist of 398 female students in grade two from public high school in Tehran .participants completed measures of Baum rind's parenting style (1991), Vaux's social support (1988) and Ryff's psychological well- being(1998) .Result. founding revealed that perceive of authoritarian and permissive parenting style shows significantly, negative relative with psychological well –being, such as social support shows significantly, positive relative with psychological well –being, however, although authoritative parenting style don’t predict psychological well –being .Conclusion. It is necessary for the parents who play the role of parenting and socially supporting their children especially the roles of developing their psychological and social positions, show more sensitivity to learn about cognizant these two training areas.

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Objective. the primary aim of this study was to investigated relative between parenting style, social support on psychological well – being .Method. the sample consist of 398 female students in grade two from public high school in Tehran .participants completed measures of Baum rind's parenting style (1991), Vaux's social support (1988) and Ryff's psychological well- being(1998) .Result. founding revealed that perceive of authoritarian and permissive parenting style shows significantly, negative relative with psychological well –being, such as social support shows significantly, positive relative with psychological well –being, however, although authoritative parenting style don’t predict psychological well –being .Conclusion. It is necessary for the parents who play the role of parenting and socially supporting their children especially the roles of developing their psychological and social positions, show more sensitivity to learn about cognizant these two training areas.

Key concepts: Permissive, Psychology, Parenting styles, Style (visual arts), Psychological well-being, Social support, Developmental psychology, Authoritarianism

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