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Parenting self‐efficacy (PSE) includes parents’ self‐perceptions regarding their capabilities in performing the numerous and changing tasks associated with parenting a specific child (i.e., domain‐specific PSE) as well as their self‐perceptions in the parenting role overall (i.e., domain‐general PSE). Prior literature has demonstrated PSE's relations with numerous constructs significant to mental...
Maternal parenting self‐efficacy (PSE) is a potential target for infant mental health interventions because it is associated with a number of positive outcomes for children and mothers. Understanding the development of maternal PSE under conditions of increased parenting stress, such as parenting an infant who is easily distressed and difficult to soothe, will contribute to providing more effective...
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