The Impact of Enmeshed Parenting Styles on Mediating the Association of Daily Hassles on Depressiveness in Students from Collectivist Cultures

The consideration of cultural context illustrates that, despite negative connotations in the literature, a university sample of collectivist students endorsed high levels of enmeshment. The degree to which students perceived their families to be involved, supportive, and complementary in their roles, demonstrated interaction effects in moderating daily hassles and depression.