Psychological tests on the topic of “parental stance”

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Intensive Parenting Attitudes Questionnaire (IPAQ)

Questions: 25 · 5 minutes

motherhood

parental stance

family

This measure assesses attitudes consistent with an intensive parenting orientation. The Intensive Parenting Attitudes Questionnaire (IPAQ) is used to describe the extent ...

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Normative Attitudes in Parenting

Questions: 38 · 7 minutes

gender

parental stance

This self-report questionnaire assesses attitudes toward gender roles and expectations in parenting and family life. Normative Attitudes in Parenting is designed to help ...

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Parental Satisfaction Scale (PSS)

Questions: 30 · 6 minutes

parental stance

family

This self-report measure assesses a parent’s perceived satisfaction and positive appraisal of the parenting role. The Parental Satisfaction Scale (PSS) was developed by D...

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Value Attitude Toward Children Scale

Questions: 10 · 2 minutes

parental stance

values

This brief self-report measure is used to evaluate adults’ value-based attitudes toward children in applied settings. The Value Attitude Toward Children Scale is intended...

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Parental stance significantly influences the way we connect with our children and shape their emotional development. Parental stance assessments can help you identify your approach to parenting and recognize behaviors that may impact your child's well-being. These tools provide valuable insight into how your parenting style affects both you and your child's emotional landscape.

The tests available here are grounded in established psychological principles to evaluate various parenting dynamics. They can be particularly helpful if you're experiencing challenges such as inconsistent discipline, difficulty with communication, or concerns about your child's emotional health. These assessments help you clarify your approach and understand how it contributes to your child's development.

Explore the parental stance tests below to gain deeper insights and make more informed decisions about your parenting style.

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