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Peer Rejection in Childhood: Effects on Maternal Depression and Behavior Problems in Toddlers.

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Title: Peer Rejection in Childhood: Effects on Maternal Depression and Behavior Problems in Toddlers.
Authors: Hock, Ellen, Lutz, Wilma J.
Source: Journal of Genetic Psychology. Jun2001, Vol. 162 Issue 2, p167. 11p.
Subjects: Rejection (Psychology) in children, Psychology of women, Emotions
Abstract: ABSTRACT. The aim of this study was to develop a conceptual model that would clarify how a woman's recollections of peer and parent rejection in childhood influence her emotional well-being and, resultantly, her own child's behavior problems. Given current interest in peer versus parent influences, the authors used a design and analysis to reveal the unique contributions of peer and parent rejection. The participants were a community sample of 88 mothers and their 212-year-old children. The study found that mothers' recollections of peer rejection in childhood were significantly associated with depressive symptomatology, but recollections of parental rejection in childhood were unrelated to current depressive symptoms. Recollections of peer rejection during childhood, internal representation of self, and depressive symptoms made significant, unique contributions to the variance in behavior problems in their children. Together, these variables significantly explained 27% of the variance in the final model. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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