Jul 18, 2024 · The present study conducted a longitudinal investigation into the reciprocal associations between forgivingness and life satisfaction in Chinese children and adolescents. The results showed that life satisfaction was a positive predictor of forgivingness in both late childhood and early adolescence.

This study investigated the effects of a small group process-based forgiveness intervention with Hong Kong Chinese children who judged themselves to have been hurt and chose not to forgive their offenders.

Apr 25, 2019 · This study investigated the effects of a small group process-based forgiveness intervention with Hong Kong Chinese children who judged themselves to have been hurt and chose not to...

Psychological suzhi and forgiveness are vital predictors of adolescents’ prosocial behaviors in China. Interventions based on psychological suzhi and forgiveness are essential to promote the development of pro-social behaviors.

Jul 15, 2021 · We conducted semi-structured interviews with seven Chinese adult children raised through destructive parenting who forgave and reconciled with their parents through long-term group imagery...

Forgiveness can be demonstrated in many small ways - by a kind word, a smile, or an invitation to play. Remember to model forgiveness in front of your child. You and your partner can articulate, “I forgive you” when appropriate so your child sees how relationships are maintained and restored.

Oct 1, 2013 · Confucianism advances seven developmental goals for children – knowledge, social norms, modesty, shame, self-restraint, filial piety, and harmonious relationships – and unique beliefs about parents’ role in children's development (Guan).

Jul 1, 2020 · This study explores the cross-cultural difference in sociopragmatic competence by collecting perception and production data from native English-speaking children and native Mandarin Chinese-speaking children.

Dec 1, 2010 · Although several evidence-based interventions to promote forgiveness have been developed, few have targeted children, early adolescents, parents, families, and Christians. However, most will likely resonate with Christian beliefs and values and can be adapted to Christian families.

Even if your stubborn parent(s) won’t let go of the past, you can let go. You can teach your kids to forgive and recover. It’s not easy, and it’s not always a two-way street, but we can make the right choices for ourselves. You are helping your children …