social roles were found to significantly influence children's self-esteem, with explanations rooted in social comparison processes.

Pew Research Center has conducted several studies on parenting and social roles. Some key findings include: Children's peer relationships play a crucial role in their development. Mothers and fathers have different approaches to parenting, with mothers being more overprotective and stressed, while fathers are more lenient and confident. Majorities of both moms and dads are involved in their child's day-to-day life. Parents have different roles, such as moral teachers, nurturers, disciplinarians, and economic providers.

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