Correlational research examines how different parenting styles relate to self-esteem in adolescents, indicating the prevalence of authoritarian practices.
Key Points
A significant relationship between parenting styles and self-esteem was observed, particularly showing that authoritarian style impacts adolescent self-worth.
Findings reveal that 54.5% of adolescents are raised under authoritarian parenting, while only 23.3% experience authoritative and 22.2% permissive styles.
The study utilized a correlational design, applying the Parental Authority Questionnaire and the Rosenberg Self-Esteem Scale for data collection.
These findings underscore the importance of promoting effective parenting approaches to enhance adolescent self-esteem and family dynamics.