Parental psychological control and depression from late childhood to early adolescence: a four-wave longitudinal study of emotional resilience and gender differences.

Consistent with this pattern, the mediation analysis further showed that the indirect effects involving emotional resilience did not reach statistical significance (see Table 4 ).

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Similarly, boys reported significantly higher parental psychological control than girls at Time 1, with a marginally significant difference at Time 2, whereas no significant gender differences were found at Time 3 or Time 4.

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