Second-generation Turkish immigrant families in the Netherlands : parenting and toddler behavior problems Yaman, A.

Based on the literature, our hypotheses are (1) Turkish children show more externalizing behaviors than Dutch children as previous findings have shown that

Second-generation Turkish immigrant families in the Netherlands : parenting and toddler behavior problems..

In the literature inconsistent results have been reported regarding child behavior problems (e.g., externalizing behaviors) in Turkish immigrant families living in the Netherlands

Based on the literature, our hypotheses are (1) Turkish children show more externalizing behaviors than Dutch children as previous findings have shown that

In the Turkish immigrant group only, we also examined the associations between the Turkish and Dutch language use, emotional connectedness to the Turkish and

Therefore, we investigated the influence of child temperament, positive parenting, and authoritarian discipline on child physical aggression in second-generation Turkish

In addition to less extensive and less varied Turkish input in a smaller variety of domains of language use, immigrant children are also faced with a second set of

The current study explores the role of maternal religiosity as a predictor and a moderator in the association between harsh physical parenting and child behavioral problems