- THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PARENTING STYLES AND PROCRATINATION BEHAVIOURS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW -
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Influences from parenting styles to procrastination behaviours have received increasing attention recently. This study aimed to conduct a systematic literature review to look into the effects of different perenting styles on procrastination behaviours across 11 studies based on the PRISMA guidelines. The finding showed that majority of the studies adapted the Baumrind’s parenting typologies to analyse the relationship between parenting styles and procrastination behaviours. Since most studies evaluated the academically related procrastination, limited attention was devoted to chronic or dysfunctional procrastination. The review found that children who grown with the parents characterized by high demand but with low warmth (authoritarian), neglected have a high tendency to procrastination behaviours. In contrast, parents who emphasized more on high demand and high warmth (authoritative), good quality of parent-child attachment, inspiring, acceptance and involvement were inversely related to procrastination behaviours. The review also found that father and mother parenting styles have different influences on procrastination behaviours.
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