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The intergenerational transmission of reflective functioning in adoptive families: A prospective study from pre-adoption to early adolescence

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By Patrick Luyten, Bart Soenens, Simon Fiore
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 INTRODUCTION Parental reflective functioning is the relationship-specific capacity of parents to understand their child's behavior in terms of underlying mental states, such as thoughts, feelings, intentions, and desires (Slade, 2005).
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‘Respectloze sneeuwvlokjes’: hoe (on)schuldig zijn zulke opvattingen over jongeren?

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By Maarten Vansteenkiste, Bart Soenens, Joachim Waterschoot, Sofie Morbée, Jinte Venninckx, Nele Flamant
| EOS Wetenschap Verified
In nogal wat actuele maatschappelijke debatten over opvoeding en onderwijs circuleren negatieve opvattingen over de jongeren van nu en hoe ze door hun ouders worden grootgebracht. Om gedragsproblemen op school te verklaren, stellen sommigen dat jongeren vandaag geen respect meer hebben voor autoriteit. Door een lakse opvoeding zouden ze geen regels meer aanvaarden en zich vaker onrespectvol en brutaal opstellen.
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From gambling-like elements in and around video games to monetary gambling: testing a pathway model among adolescents

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By Rozane De Cock, Bart Soenens, Eva Grosemans, Lowie Bradt
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT The lines between video games and gambling have been blurring, raising concerns for vulnerable players. The inclusion of gambling-like elements in games is considered a potential gateway to gambling with real money. Research has shown correlations between interacting with gambling-like elements and (problematic) gambling behavior. To date, no longitudinal research has examined this gateway hypothesis in adolescents.
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