ArticleJournal of youth and adolescence2026
Parental Socialization of Academic Failure and Adolescent School Burnout: The Mediating Role of Failure Mindset and Moderating Role of Learning Orientations.
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School burnout is an important developmental concern during adolescence, yet less is known about the role of parent socialization, particularly in response to adolescent academic failure, in the development of school burnout over time. More specifically, limited research has examined how different forms of parental failure socialization contribute to adolescents' failure-related mindsets and how adolescents' own learning motivations may condition these associations. Using three-wave longitudinal data from 806 Chinese parent-adolescent dyads (Adolescents: M
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