Basic Personal Values and Parental Burnout: A Brief Report.

ABSTRACT: Recent evidence has shown that Western parents are five times more vulnerable to developing parental burnout than parents in other parts of the world. It has also been found that this augmented susceptibility is explained by the group tendency of individualism cultural value that prevails in Western societies. Still, whether this relation observed at the group mean level across countries can be generalized to the association of personal value with parental burnout across individuals has not yet been explored. In order to address this question, the current study collected a sample of 643 Polish parents and assessed their report of value priorities and parental burnout. The results demonstrated that individual-level values indeed predict susceptibility to parental burnout. Specifically, pare

SUBMITTER: Lin GX 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC9383038 | biostudies-literature | 2022 Jun

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature