Caldera Yvonne M, Lindsey Eric W
Department of Human Development and Family Studies, Texas Tech University, Lubbock, TX 79409, USA.
J Fam Psychol. 2006 Jun;20(2):275-83. doi: 10.1037/0893-3200.20.2.275.
Coparenting behavior and the quality of mothers' parenting behavior were examined in relation to parents' perceptions of their child's attachment in 60 two-parent families with 11- to 15-month-old infants (30 boys and 30 girls). Parent-child attachment was assessed using the Attachment Q-Sort. Competitive coparenting was associated with mothers' and fathers' perception of a less secure parent-child attachment relationship, whereas maternal responsiveness was associated with mothers' perception of a more secure mother-child attachment relationship. Families with mothers who were more restrictive and those with parents who were more competitive were less likely to have mothers and fathers with similar perceptions of the quality of parent-child attachment relationships. Findings support the proposal that different levels of family functioning affect the quality of parent-child relationships.
在60个有11至15个月大婴儿（30名男孩和30名女孩）的双亲家庭中，研究了共同养育行为和母亲养育行为的质量与父母对孩子依恋的认知之间的关系。使用依恋Q分类法评估亲子依恋。竞争性共同养育与母亲和父亲对亲子依恋关系安全感较低的认知相关，而母亲的反应性与母亲对母婴依恋关系更安全的认知相关。母亲更具限制性的家庭以及父母更具竞争性的家庭，父母对亲子依恋关系质量的认知相似的可能性较小。研究结果支持了不同水平的家庭功能会影响亲子关系质量这一观点。
