Perceived Contingency of Parental Reinforcements, Depression, and Locus of Control
Description:
To determine the relationships among perceived contingency of parental reinforcements, depression, and locus of control, 66 male and 54 female undergraduate university students completed questionnaire measures. Significant relationships were obtained between depression and locus of control for both sexes. Also, subjects of both sexes who described their parents as having administered rewards and punishments more noncontingently tended to describe themselves as more external and as more depresse…
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Date:
August 1978
Creator:
Morrison, Frank David