PT Journal
AU Michalove, Z
   Bacikova, M
TI Parent perception of overinvolvement and its connection to parent and adolescent well-being
SO Diskuze v psychologii
PY 2025
BP 32
EP 36
VL 5
IS 2
DI 10.5507/dvp.2025.001
DE parental overinvolvement; well-being; vignette methodology
AB In recent years, there has been a rise in parental overinvolvement, prompting the need for a systematic examination of this phenomenon. This project aims to explore parents' subjective perception of overinvolvement and its connection to the well-being of both parents and their adolescent children. While existing studies have focused on the origins and impacts of involvement, there is a lack of research on parents' subjective perceptions. The project has three main objectives: 1) To identify parents' subjective perception of both involvement and overinvolvement through semi-structured interviews and thematic analysis. 2) To investigate the perceived relationship between overinvolvement and the well-being of parents, adolescents, and the parent-child relationship using experimental vignette methodology and analysis of variance. 3) To create informational material for parents. The objectives will be achieved by combining qualitative and quantitative methods.
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