Sonia Ranieri

Parental monitoring and parental trust in parent-child relationship during adolescence. A cross-cultural study

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Abstract

The aim of this cross-cultural study is to investigate two key processes of parent-child relationship during adolescence: parental monitoring and parental trust. A comparison between the perceptions of 375 Italian adolescents and 377 Chilean adolescents was made. Students filled out a self-report questionnaire at school. Findings show similarities between the two countries, as well as significant differences; in particular, Italian and Chilean adolescents have different perceptions of the relationship with fathers, whereas they share similar perceptions of the relationship with mothers.

Keywords

  • Adolescence
  • parent-child relationship
  • parental monitoring
  • parental trust

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