Ardashir Afrasiabifar, Asadolah Mosavi, Abolfazl Dehbanizadeh, Sahar Khaki
Nurses' caring behaviour and its correlation with moral sensitivity
Journal of research in nursing : JRN
parents n 709 surveyed involvement childs homework factor analysis revealed three dimensions homework involvement similar found general studies parenting style dimensions autonomy support direct involvement elimination distractions fourth dimension parental interference differentiated autonomy support students higher grades twothirds parents reported negative inappropriate form involvement parenting style homework related student family characteristics student schooling outcomes results indicated parents students higher grade levels reported giving students homework autonomy less involvement types parents poorer families reported less support autonomy interference parents reported less elimination distractions adult home school elementary school students one child living home elementary school parents males reported direct involvement homework high school parents females reported direct involvement parental support autonomy associated higher standardized test scores higher class grades homework completed positive parent involvement associated lower test scores lower class grades especially elementary school students student attitudes toward homework unrelated parenting style homework stageenvironment fit theory conceptions families varying resources support children used explain findings draw implications parent behavior educational practice copyright 2000 academic press