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2015 | 40 | 17-25

Article title

Child-rearing practices in Slovakia - a comparative study

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The article reports on empirical research into the differences in child-rearing practices between present-day families and families living at the turn of the 21st century. The concept of child-rearing practices is addressed from the point of view of social theories of learning and socio-cognitive theories which constituted the basis for the research discussed. Results show that a portion of practices significantly differs in each group, and a portion remains unchanged. The biggest difference concerns ‘deferment of gratification’ as a factor for the development of many social skills. In the present-day family group this child-rearing effect has largely disappeared.

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40

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17-25

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published
2015

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References

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Publication order reference

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Biblioteka Nauki
2012163

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