Female high school students' assessment of their parents
Meijer, A.
Israel Journal of Psychiatry and Related Sciences 22(3): 191-200
1985
ISSN/ISBN: 0333-7308
PMID: 3833849
Accession: 005454738
Female students in four Israeli high schools assessed their parents' behavior. Parents, who had immigrated from Asian-African countries and were poorly educated were seen as authoritarian and ineffective. Religious girls regarded both parents as being more supportive than did secular girls. Strictly observant religious girls assessed their parents as more authoritarian than did observant religious girls.