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Parenting Behaviors of African American and Caucasian Families: Parent and Child Perceptions, Associations With Child Weight, and Ability to Identify Abnormal Weight Status

机译：非洲裔美国人和白种人家庭的养育行为：父母和孩子的知觉，与孩子体重的关联以及识别异常体重状况的能力

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This study examined the agreement between parent and child perceptions of parenting behaviors, the relationship of the behaviors with the child's weight status, and the ability of the parent to correctly identify weight status in 176 parent-child dyads (89 Caucasian and 87 African American). Correlational and regression analyses were used. Findings included moderate to weak correlations in child and parent assessments of parenting behaviors. Caucasian dyads had higher correlations than African American dyads. Most parents correctly identified their own and their child's weight status. Parents of overweight children used increased controlling behaviors, but the number of controlling behaviors decreased when the parent expressed concern with their child's weight.
机译：这项研究检查了父母对子女对父母教养行为的看法之间的一致性，行为与孩子体重状况的关系，以及父母正确识别176个亲子二胎儿童（89位白种人和87位非裔美国人）的体重状态的能力。 。使用了相关和回归分析。调查结果包括儿童和父母对父母行为的评估中的中等至弱相关性。白种人二元组比非裔美国人二元组具有更高的相关性。大多数父母正确地确定了自己和孩子的体重状况。超重儿童的父母控制行为增多，但当父母对孩子的体重表示关注时，控制行为减少。

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