Usage of "psychological control"

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Managerial function in psychology relating to how a person regulates themselves or wishes to regulate their environment.

control in psychology

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Использование термина psychological control на английском

Parenting strategies involving psychological control are associated with increased adjustment problems in children. 
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Parents' psychological control was uniquely associated with adolescents' friendship competence. 
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We examine cultural differences in maternal psychological control and its associations with children's cortisol. 
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The original intention of a panopticon had been to enforce a psychological control over the prisoners. 
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Across both cultures, psychological control was significantly associated with increased cortisol levels as indexed by AUCg. 
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However, no research has examined the extent to which culture and psychological control predict children's stress physiology. 
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PMID: 27146549 However, no research has examined the extent to which culture and psychological control predict children's stress physiology. 
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Mothers reported on psychological control. 
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Finally, mediation analyses demonstrated that psychological control fully explained cultural differences in children's cortisol stress response as indexed by AUCg. 
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But as deep as the connection between Jennifer and I became, I still couldn't shake loose Jack's psychological control over me. 
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Results indicate that Chinese mothers reported higher levels of psychological control and Chinese children had higher levels of AUCg than their American counterparts. 
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