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0.01). Research results also showed that there was significant negative relationship between self- efficacy with positive attitude to delinquency (P>0.01). Also there was significant positive relationship between authoritative parenting styles with self- efficacy, and there was a significant negative relationship between authoritarian parenting styles with self- efficacy (P>0/01). Also, the results of regression analysis showed that self- efficacy and authoritarian and Permissive parenting styles can predict 11 percents variance of positive attitude to delinquency. Finally authoritative, authoritarian, and Permissive parenting styles can predict 43 percents variance of self- efficacy. Thus, it can be concluded that parenting styles and self- efficacy are predictive variables for attitude to delinquency in students; those who are responsible for student’s mental health and families should pay a special attention to it.]]>
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