Longitudinal Within-Person Associations Between COVID-19-Related Stressors, Parents’ Emotions, and Parent-Child Interactions

摘要

Using a global sample from 26 countries, we aim to examine the extent to which experiencing stressors generated by the COVID-19 pandemic (i.e., financial strain, worries about health) predicts subsequent changes in the quality of parent-child interactions over the course of the pandemic (assessed biweekly across three months) and whether parents’ emotions mediate these associations.