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"The MAPS Research Collaboration (MAPS-RC) is an initiative of the Malaysian Association of Psychology Students (MAPS) that aims to promote student-led psychology research in Malaysia by fostering collaborative research among student researchers. We offer a platform for student researchers to invite collaborators from different institutions to help with data collection, data analysis, and manuscript writing. If you're interested in collaborating, please read our guidelines and fill out the application form and email us at maps.researchcollaboration@gmail.com. We look forward to hearing your research ideas!"

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Oct 10, 2021

Investigating parenting styles as a predictor of positive psychological wellbeing among students in Malaysia

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Investigating Parenting Styles as a Predictor of Positive Psychological Wellbeing among Students in Malaysia

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Institution/Organisation: Heriot-Watt University Malaysia

Brief description of Research: The aim of the study is to find the link between different parenting styles and the positive psychological well-being of students in Malaysia. The study will comprise three objectives. Firstly, to investigate if permissive, authoritarian or authoritative parenting styles has an effect on the positive psychological well-being of students. Secondly, to identify if maternal or paternal parenting styles have an impact on the positive psychological well-being of students. Lastly, to investigate if different ethnic and racial groups mitigate different parenting styles, which predicts the positive psychological well-being of students.