Description
Identify troubled parent-child relationships with this 45-item standardized assessment of parents’ attitudes toward parenting.
Identify troubled parent-child relationships with this 45-item standardized assessment of parents’ attitudes toward parenting.
Author:
John Guidubaldi, Helen K. Cleminshaw
Overview:Identify troubled parent-child relationships
Age Range:Validated on parents of elementary children; clinically
Administration:30 minutes
Norms:Non-normalized standardized T scores and percentiles
Publication Date:1994
Identify troubled parent-child relationships with this 45-item standardized assessment of parents’ attitudes toward parenting. Scores derived from the Parenting Satisfaction Scale (PSS) allow a clinician or researcher to define, compare, and communicate levels of parenting satisfaction in three domains: Satisfaction with the Spouse/Ex-Spouse Parenting Performance, Satisfaction with the Parent-Child Relationship, and Satisfaction with Parenting Performance. PSS can also be useful in making child custody decisions and conducting family therapy.
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