Cultural variations in mothers' naive theories : A preliminary report on interviewing mothers from five nations about their socialization of children's emotions

• East as compared to West German mothers placed more importance on obedience and reported more controlling parenting. • → Results largely in line

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This article argues that Hamilton is not only a colorbent counterstory to the White male founding narrative, but that it has also created a Republican Mother of Color in the

School choice, while not always welcomed by this group of middle Australians, is an overtly gendered activity mostly overseen and undertaken by mothers in gender-specific ways.

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cal findings have shown cultural and individual differences in the preference of open versus restricted emotional expression or socially disengaging (anger) versus engaging

This study aims at a contribution to a culture- informed theoretical model on socialization antece-.. dents of child emotion expression for the regulation of

therefore, hypothesis 3a was rejected. Perceived maternal control moderated the relationship between mothers' collectivism and adolescents' collectivism W = -0.10, p <