Parent-Child Relationship in Foreign and Indonesian Families Cross-Cultural Studies: A Review
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Cross-cultural Analysis, Foreign families, Indonesian families, Parent-child RelationshipAbstrak
Every dominant culture in a family influences or builds a parent-child relationship in different ways. Therefore, this study aims to explain how parents and children build a parent-child relationship, then their effects on parents and children traits in cross-cultural context. One of the most common problems in a parent-child relationship is how tcommunication and barriers between parents and children, especially for Indonesian parent with their parenting culture. This research using a Literature Review with electronic databases (Google Scholar, EBSCO, Frontiers, etc) was searched for peer-reviewed empirical studies, published in English. The results of the research show that the form of the parent-child relationship is different for each culture and has benefits for parents, children, or the family.
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