어머니의 사고양식 및 양육효능감과 유아의 사회적 능력과의 관계

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A total of 227 children and their mothers participated in this study of the relationships between mother`s thinking style and parenting self-efficacy and between parenting self-efficacy and children`s social competence. Data were gathered with Thinking Style Scale Questionnaire, Parenting Self-efficacy Scale, and Social Competency Scale: Preschool. Correlation and multiple regressions were used for data analyses. A statistically significant correlation between mother`s thinking styles and parenting self-efficacy and between mother`s parenting self-efficacy and children`s social competence emerged. That is, mothers whose thinking styles were legislative, hierarchical, and liberal had more parenting self-efficacy, and children whose mothers felt more confidence in their parenting had a higher degree of social competence.