@article{8690365,
  abstract     = {{This multi-sample study investigated the main and interactive effects of parenting (responsiveness, over-reactivity) and young adolescents' personality traits (negative-affectivity: irritability and anxiety; and orienting-sensitivity) on behaviour problems during adolescence. Data from two samples (N1 = 222; girls 45.5%; Mean age = 11.54 years; N2 = 252; girls 50.4%; Mean age = 10.85 years) were analysed using a multivariate approach. Parenting and young adolescents' personality traits were assessed at Time-1 and behaviour problems were assessed 2 to 3 years later. Mothers rated their overreactive parenting practices with the Parenting-Scale (both samples); parental responsiveness was measured with the Louvain-Adolescent-Perceived-Parenting-Scale (sample-1) and the Parenting-Practices-Questionnaire (sample-2). Adolescents reported on their behaviour problems with the overlapping items of the Brief-Problem-Monitor (sample-1) and the Youth-Self-Report (sample-2). Young adolescents' personality traits were measured with the Hierarchical-Personality-Inventory-for-Children rated by mothers in sample-1 and by fathers in sample-2. No evidence supporting diathesis stress or differential susceptibility was found. Analyses revealed one interaction suggesting that adolescents with high irritability (>= 1.4 SD; 9%) with more overreactive mothers presented less internalizing behaviour, when their mothers used less overreactive parenting they showed more internalizing behaviour. High-anxiety predicted internalizing behaviour. High-irritability and low-anxiety predicted externalizing behaviour. High-irritability and orienting sensitivity predicted attention problems. No main effects of parenting on behaviour problems were observed.}},
  articleno    = {{110406}},
  author       = {{Chavez Arana, Clara and De Pauw, Sarah and van IJzendoorn, Marinus H. and de Maat, Donna A. and Kok, Rianne and Prinzie, Peter}},
  issn         = {{0191-8869}},
  journal      = {{PERSONALITY AND INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES}},
  keywords     = {{General Psychology,Diathesis stress,Differential susceptibility,Personality,Parenting,Adolescence,Sensitivity,Internalizing and externalizing,SENSORY-PROCESSING SENSITIVITY,CHILD-PERSONALITY,TEMPERAMENT,PSYCHOPATHOLOGY,TRAITS,RELIABILITY,PERFORMANCE,DISCIPLINE,TRANSITION,ADJUSTMENT}},
  language     = {{eng}},
  pages        = {{12}},
  title        = {{No differential susceptibility or diathesis stress to parenting in early adolescence : personality facets predicting behaviour problems}},
  url          = {{http://doi.org/10.1016/j.paid.2020.110406}},
  volume       = {{170}},
  year         = {{2021}},
}

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