Intensive Parenting Among Mothers and Fathers: Identifying Profiles and Examining Differences in Parental Involvement

<p>The first file is the complete dataset and the second is the codebook used in the person-centered study <em>Intensive Parenting Among Mothers and Fathers: &nbsp;Identifying Profiles and Examining Differences in Parental Involvement.</em></p> <p>The dataset is long (first mothers, and then fathers) and is composed of four smaller datasets that have been combined (see first column: P=pilot, 1=first work-package, 3=third work-package, P2=drop-in). Participants are 1002 Belgian parents of adolescents. The horizontal colors indicate the alternation of mother-father responses. The vertical colors correspond to the change of page in the paper questionnaire.&nbsp;</p> <p>The codebook provides information on the variables found in the dataset (demographic questions, three target variables for the construction of profiles, parenting scales).&nbsp;</p> <p>Lamprianidou, E.-A., Eira Nunes, C., Antonietti, J.-P., &amp; Van Petegem, S. (2024). Intensive parenting among mothers and fathers: identifying profiles and examining differences in parental involvement <em>[Manuscript submitted for publication].&nbsp;</em></p>