The Effect of Helicopter Parenting on the Prosocial Behaviors of Emerging Adults
Project Type
Oral Presentation
Publication Date
4-23-2020
Department or Program
Psychological Science
College
College of Arts and Sciences
Faculty Mentor #1
Schiffrin, Holly
Abstract
We examined the relationship between helicopter parenting, the psychological needs of self-determination theory (i.e. autonomy, competence, and relatedness), and prosocial behaviors among emerging adults. Psychological needs satisfaction mediated the relationship between helicopter parenting and prosocial behaviors. As emerging adults perceived more helicopter parenting by their mothers or fathers, they reported less satisfaction of their psychological needs and fewer prosocial behaviors.
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