How to help children succeed: the impact of parenting styles on access to quality higher education
Abstract What type of parenting style can help children succeed? Academic discussions on this issue are divided into two different theoretical perspectives: cultural reproduction and cultural mobility. This study uses data from the 2017 Survey on the Social Mentality of Chinese College Students to e...
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description | Abstract What type of parenting style can help children succeed? Academic discussions on this issue are divided into two different theoretical perspectives: cultural reproduction and cultural mobility. This study uses data from the 2017 Survey on the Social Mentality of Chinese College Students to empirically analyze the impact of parenting styles on children’s access to quality higher education. The results indicate that parenting styles not only act as an intermediary mechanism of family socioeconomic status in influencing children’s access to quality higher education but also have an independent effect. Among the various parenting styles, permissive parenting style is more conducive to children gaining admission to elite universities. |
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spelling | doaj-art-44056d7262a644a49c18498a43b8b0792025-02-09T12:38:46ZengSpringerOpenThe Journal of Chinese Sociology2198-26352025-02-0112112210.1186/s40711-025-00230-6How to help children succeed: the impact of parenting styles on access to quality higher educationDanhong Xu0Yong Gui1College of Philosophy, Law and Political Sciences, Shanghai Normal UniversitySchool of Social Development and Public Policy, Fudan UniversityAbstract What type of parenting style can help children succeed? Academic discussions on this issue are divided into two different theoretical perspectives: cultural reproduction and cultural mobility. This study uses data from the 2017 Survey on the Social Mentality of Chinese College Students to empirically analyze the impact of parenting styles on children’s access to quality higher education. The results indicate that parenting styles not only act as an intermediary mechanism of family socioeconomic status in influencing children’s access to quality higher education but also have an independent effect. Among the various parenting styles, permissive parenting style is more conducive to children gaining admission to elite universities.https://doi.org/10.1186/s40711-025-00230-6Parenting stylesElite colleges and universitiesCultural mobilityCultural reproduction |
spellingShingle | Danhong Xu Yong Gui How to help children succeed: the impact of parenting styles on access to quality higher education The Journal of Chinese Sociology Parenting styles Elite colleges and universities Cultural mobility Cultural reproduction |
title | How to help children succeed: the impact of parenting styles on access to quality higher education |
title_full | How to help children succeed: the impact of parenting styles on access to quality higher education |
title_fullStr | How to help children succeed: the impact of parenting styles on access to quality higher education |
title_full_unstemmed | How to help children succeed: the impact of parenting styles on access to quality higher education |
title_short | How to help children succeed: the impact of parenting styles on access to quality higher education |
title_sort | how to help children succeed the impact of parenting styles on access to quality higher education |
topic | Parenting styles Elite colleges and universities Cultural mobility Cultural reproduction |
url | https://doi.org/10.1186/s40711-025-00230-6 |
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