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Family religious involvement and the quality of family relationships for early adolescents / by Christian Smith and Phillip Kim.

Title
Family religious involvement and the quality of family relationships for early adolescents / by Christian Smith and Phillip Kim.
Author
Smith, Christian, 1960-
Publication
Chapel Hill, NC : National Study of Youth and Religion, c2003.

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  • Kim, Phillip, 1973-
  • National Study of Youth & Religion (U.S.)
  • National Study of Youth and Religion.
Description
36 p.; 28 cm.
Summary
Examination of association between the religious involvement (number of family religious activities, parental worship service attendance and parental prayer) and quality of family relationships with results indicating that religiously involved families of adolescents (ages 12-14) living in the U.S. are more like to have stronger family relationships than families that are not religiously active.
Series Statement
Research report of the National Study of Youth and Religion ; no. 4
Uniform Title
Research report of the National Study of Youth and Religion ; no. 4.
Subject
  • Families > Religious life > United States
  • Parent and teenager > United States
  • Teenagers > Family relationships > United States
  • Teenagers > Religious life > United States
  • Teenagers > United States > Attitudes
  • Teenagers > United States > Family relationships
Processing Action (note)
  • committed to retain
Contents
Executive summary -- Data and methods -- Table 1 -- Family religious involvement -- Aspires to be like mother -- Enjoys time with mother -- Admires mother -- Help from mother -- Praise by mother -- Strictness of mother -- Supportiveness of mother -- Mother blames child -- Mother cancels plans -- Mother's knowledge of child's friends -- Mother's knowledge of child's friends' parents -- Mother's knowledge of child's social contacts -- Mother's knowledge of child's education -- Aspires to be like father -- Enjoys time with father -- Admires father -- Help from father -- Praise by father -- Supportiveness of father -- Father cancels plans -- Father's knowledge of child's friends -- Father's knowledge of child's friends' parents -- Father's knowledge of child's social contacts -- Father's knowledge of child's education -- Eating dinner with family -- Having fun with family -- Running away from home
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