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Political Activism of Palestinian Youth: Exploring Individual, Parental, and Ecological Factors

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The growing literature on youth and political conflict has not included an adequate focus on youth activism. To address this deficit, this study used youth- and parent-reported data (N = 6,718) from the 1994 – 1995 Palestinian Family Study to test an ecological model of family influence (parents’ activism, expectations for their adolescents’ activism, support, psychological control), youth characteristics
(self-evaluation), and elements of the broader social ecology (socioeconomic status, religiosity, and region of residence) predicting Palestinian 9th graders’ political activism during the first intifada (1987 – 1993). Parental activism was the strongest predictor of youth activism, both directly and via parental expectations for activism. Classic parenting behaviors were not systematically useful in understanding activism; neither were socioeconomic status or religiosity. The model applied equally well for sons and daughters, with the exception that maternal activism contributed uniquely to daughters’
activism beyond the significant effect of fathers’ activism.

Key Words: family diversity, gender, Middle Eastern families, parent – child relations.

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Judul Seri

Journal of Marriage and Family 74

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: Wiley-Blackwell., 2012

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Journal of Marriage and Family 74 (October 2012): 1084 – 1100

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English

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ORANG TUA DAN ANAK

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