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In addition, this study is one of very few examining the relations of socialization to children's coping efficacy.
Measures of parent socialization were associated with parents' and children's reports of active coping strategies and parents' reports of both support-seeking coping and coping efficacy.
We also expected children's coping efficacy to be associated with parental socialization, and this hypothesis was partially supported by the findings of the present study.
Rather, what is being described here is a backpacking culture, replete with its own language, sartorial norms, popular music, and modes of socialization.
First, the fact of our socialization does not per se provide a basis for treating social norms as normative principles of independent weight.
Internalization, in this socialization approach, involves making external social norms internal.
In general terms, the effects of interests and socialization as the basis for our overall model are strongly supported.
To understand developmental pathways, we will need to disentangle complex interaction effects among early temperament predispositions, socialization processes, relationships, and culture.
