Psychologically controlling parents of anti-social emerging adults: A South African perspective
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Psychologically controlling parents of anti-social emerging adults: A South African perspective

by Anja Human, Nicolette Roman

Psychology Family Studies African Studies
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A research-based exploration of how psychologically controlling parenting relates to anti-social tendencies among emerging adults in South Africa.

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This book examines the relationship between psychologically controlling parenting and anti-social behavior in emerging adults within a South African context.

It draws on research to understand how parental control influences psychological and social development during the transition to adulthood.

The study provides insights relevant to parents, educators, and mental health professionals working with young adults.

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