APS
2024 APS Annual Convention · 2024
Collective Efficacy Serving As a Protective Buffer Against Neighborhood Risk on Disciplinary Practices
- Leena Twal
University of Rochester - Hannah Swerbenski
University of Rochester - Melissa Sturge-Apple
University of Rochester
Abstract
This study examines how disciplinary practices are predicted by neighborhood risk (NR) dependent upon perceptions of neighborhood collective efficacy (CE). Results found a significant interaction between NR and CE on use of authoritarian discipline, F(1,146)=4.26,p=.04. As neighborhood risk increases, low CE, but not high CE, increases use of authoritarian discipline.
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