I can do it, Mommy! : Je suis capable tous seul! : sentiment d'efficacité et conduites coercitives réactives chez les mères de nourissons devenus bambins

In 2002, the timing of data collection has been modified in order to The perception that parents have of their ability to perform the account for the evaluation that is being done when they tasks associated with the parental role (i.e., their self-efficacy) enter the school system. [...] Volume 3, Fascicle 3, July 2004 Boivin and colleagues have described the changes that parents of the QLSCD children experienced in their self- Self-efficacy and reactive coerciveness: efficacy and their reactive coercive behaviours.11 They produced an initial portrait of the trajectories for reactive The different approaches mothers take coercive behaviours among these parents, as well as a genera [...] The second Parental self-efficacy and reactive coerciveness trajectory, characterized by high self-efficacy throughout the were assessed using subscales from the period studied, was followed by 25% of the mothers (hereafter Parental Perceptions and Behaviours referred to as the trajectory of high self-efficacy ). [...] Québec, 1998, 1999, and 2000 The levels of reactive coercive behaviours for these mothers Reactive Self-efficacy trajectory All constantly increased until their children reached 29 months of coerciveness Low and Average High mothers age (near the uppermost quartile of the scale). [...] In other words, feeling happy depression in mothers and promote harmony in family with one s spouse was associated with high maternal self- settings should act to enhance the experience of motherhood efficacy, but spouses of these women could at the same time and curb the use of coercive behaviours in reaction to be rather uninvolved when it came to caring for children.