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사회불안 구인들과 관련된 부모양육들에 대한 고찰: 민감한 부모양육 척도의 개발을 향하여

Speculation of Potential Parenting Factors Related to Social Anxiety Constructs: Toward a Development of a Sensitive Parenting Scale

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Researchers have noted parenting as one of the important environmental risk factors for social anxiety development and tried to identify specific parenting dimensions and parental behaviors that contribute to social anxiety. Preexisting parenting scales have greatly contributed to the identification of parenting dimensions and parental behaviors related to social anxiety development. However, items of the preexisting parenting scales are not specifically designed to tap into social anxiety constructs, implying relatively reduced sensitivity of these scales in detecting at-risk individuals for social anxiety. Given the situation, this paper purported to review various definitions, aspects, or components of social anxiety and speculate about the potential parenting factors that may contribute to each of these social anxiety constructs. Through this process, we wanted to help future development of a parenting scale sensitive to social anxiety. For this goal, developmental constructs related to social anxiety (behavioral inhibition and shyness) and various definitions, aspects, dimensions of social anxiety that have been relatively well documented in the social anxiety literature were reviewed, and parenting behaviors that could capture these social anxiety constructs were speculated. Lastly, implications of the review and speculation to the deductive or mixed scale development of a parenting scale that is specifically useful for social anxiety detection were discussed.

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Researchers have noted parenting as one of the important environmental risk factors for social anxiety development and tried to identify specific parenting dimensions and parental behaviors that contribute to social anxiety. Preexisting parenting scales have greatly contributed to the identification of parenting dimensions and parental behaviors related to social anxiety development. However, items of the preexisting parenting scales are not specifically designed to tap into social anxiety constructs, implying relatively reduced sensitivity of these scales in detecting at-risk individuals for social anxiety. Given the situation, this paper purported to review various definitions, aspects, or components of social anxiety and speculate about the potential parenting factors that may contribute to each of these social anxiety constructs. Through this process, we wanted to help future development of a parenting scale sensitive to social anxiety. For this goal, developmental constructs related to social anxiety (behavioral inhibition and shyness) and various definitions, aspects, dimensions of social anxiety that have been relatively well documented in the social anxiety literature were reviewed, and parenting behaviors that could capture these social anxiety constructs were speculated. Lastly, implications of the review and speculation to the deductive or mixed scale development of a parenting scale that is specifically useful for social anxiety detection were discussed.

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