marginally significantp < .05
We found that father–child discrepancies in perceived paternal responsiveness and demandingness, and mother–child discrepancy in perceived maternal control were associated negatively with achievement motivation of economically disadvantaged adolescents, with Pearson’s r of −.18 ( p < .006, two-tailed multistage Bonferroni procedure was carried out), −.12 ( p < .05, marginally significant), −.18 ( p < .006), respectively, indicating small to medium effect size.