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Parental autonomy support and future-oriented coping among high school students: Serial mediation of future time perspective and meaning in life

Originally published 2022-08-03 · Frontiers in Psychology
Frontiers Media SA · DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2022.895003 ↗

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How can I talk about future plans while letting my teenager develop their own reasons?

This study examines supported self-direction in relation to thinking ahead and making meaning. It offers questions for discussing future plans without presuming a causal effect.

Who was studied?

707 students from one high school in Guizhou, China.

Age / stage: 15–18 years

Read with three questions

  1. How was future-oriented coping defined?
  2. What associations involved future time perspective and meaning in life?
  3. What alternative causal directions could a longitudinal study examine?

Keep the limits in view

A single-school, cross-sectional questionnaire study cannot establish causal order or an effective parenting intervention.

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Lianping Zeng; Xia Peng; Xiaoye Zeng; Hui Wang; Shifei Xiao; Yan Chen (2022). Parental autonomy support and future-oriented coping among high school students: Serial mediation of future time perspective and meaning in life Frontiers in Psychology. https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyg.2022.895003

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