Behavioral and psychological characteristics of adolescents under different Parent-Child relationship patterns: a gender-based perspective

There is heterogeneity in the Parent-Child Relationship patterns of adolescents. Under different Parent-Child Relationship patterns, there are gender differences in the behavioral and psychological characteristics of adolescents, which are specifically reflected in Anxiety, Depression, Stress, Psychological Resilience, and School Adjustment. However, these characteristics are not related to physical indicators (Sleeping Hours, Myopia) or demographic characteristics (age, Father's Education Level, Mother's Education Level, etc.). This study provides empirical evidence from Xinjiang, China, for the differentiated intervention of adolescents' health status.

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BMC Psychology
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2025-12-07
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https://doi.org/10.1186/s40359-025-03707-8
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Child and Adolescent Psychosocial and Emotional Development
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Behavioral and psychological characteristics of adolescents under different Parent-Child relationship patterns: a gender-based perspective

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Behavioral and psychological characteristics of adolescents under different Parent-Child relationship patterns: a gender-based perspective

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Abstract

There is heterogeneity in the Parent-Child Relationship patterns of adolescents. Under different Parent-Child Relationship patterns, there are gender differences in the behavioral and psychological characteristics of adolescents, which are specifically reflected in Anxiety, Depression, Stress, Psychological Resilience, and School Adjustment. However, these characteristics are not related to physical indicators (Sleeping Hours, Myopia) or demographic characteristics (age, Father's Education Level, Mother's Education Level, etc.). This study provides empirical evidence from Xinjiang, China, for the differentiated intervention of adolescents' health status.

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