Threads of Connection: Exploring The Impact of Parent-Child Bonding on Psychological Well-Being in Adolescents
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2025
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Abstract
This research aimed to investigate how the quality of the parent-child relationship affects the psychological well-being of children, with particular attention to gender-based attachment patterns. The study also explored how children perceive their parents’ emotional support, affection, attentiveness, and involvement in everyday life. A correlational research design was adopted, and data were gathered using standardized psychological instruments from a sample of school-aged participants. The results revealed a meaningful positive association between strong parental bonds and improved psychological well-being among children, highlighting the critical role of secure and supportive parenting. While both boys and girls reported comparable experiences of parental bonding, boys demonstrated marginally higher levels of psychological well-being linked to perceived warmth and support from parents. These findings underscore the significance of nurturing parenting in fostering mental health in youth. The study offers insights for developing parent-focused interventions and child mental health programs.
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| Authors | Haleema Butt |
| Journal | Social Sciences & Humanity Research Review |
| Year | 2025 |
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10.63468/sshrr.075
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