Perceived Self-Efficacy Scales (Filial, Parental, Marital, and Collective Family)

In relations with your parents: Talk with your parents even when your relationship with them is tense

In relations with your parents: Talk with your parent about your personal problems

In relations with your parents: Handle your parent’s intrusions into your privacy without getting irritated about it

In relations with your parents: Prevent differences of opinions with your parents from turning into arguments

In relations with your parents: Talk with your parent about your feelings toward them

In relations with your parents: Get your parents to understand your point of view on matters when it differs from theirs

In relations with your parents: Express your gratitude to your parents for their efforts on your behalf

In relations with your parents: Express your disagreement with your parents without getting angry

In relations with your parents: Get your parents to pay attention to your needs even when they are preoccupied with their own problems

In relations with your parents: Involve your parents in important decisions about your future

In relations with your parents: Take into account your parents’ suggestions when they differ from your preferences

In relations with your parents: Admit when you are wrong and change your opinion

In relations with your parents: Accept your parents’ criticism of you without feeling offended

In relations with your parents: Increase your parents’ trust and appreciation for you

In relations with your parents: Get your parents to trust your judgment and responsibilities

In relations with your parents: Avoid irritation when your parents don’t pay attention to you

In relations with your son/daughter: Help your son/daughter manage problems that he/she has with others

In relations with your son/daughter: Support your son’s/daughter’s self-reliance when he/she feels unable to handle the demands

In relations with your son/daughter: Offer your son/daughter help even when he/she does not ask for it

In relations with your son/daughter: Attend to your son/daughter when you are worried about personal, family, or work matters

In relations with your son/daughter: Handle firmly instances when your son/daughter breaks rules and commitments

In relations with your son/daughter: Offer guidance without intruding on his/her privacy

In relations with your son/daughter: Get your son/daughter to give up friends you do not care for

In relations with your son/daughter: Get your son/daughter to confide in you about his/her worries

In relations with your son/daughter: Accept your son’s/daughter’s criticism of you without being offended

In relations with your son/daughter: Get your son/daughter to talk to you about highly personal matters

In relations with your son/daughter: Talk to your son/daughter about your relationship and feelings for each other

In relations with your son/daughter: Get your son/daughter to set realistic goals and help him/her to achieve them

In your relationship with your spouse: Set aside time to talk together about things that worry you

In your relationship with your spouse: Prevent disagreements from turning into angry exchanges

In your relationship with your spouse: Respect your spouse’s views on matters even though you disagree with them

In your relationship with your spouse: Deal with problems together without blaming each other

In your relationship with your spouse: Accept criticism without feeling offended

In your relationship with your spouse: Get the support of your spouse when you have personal problems

In your relationship with your spouse: Make your spouse feel important and respected

In your relationship with your spouse: Get your spouse to agree on how to deal with problems with your children and their schooling

In your relationship with your spouse: Get your spouse involved in important decisions about how to run the family

In your relationship with your spouse: Support your spouse when the children ignore what they are asked to do

In your relationship with your spouse: Protect the privacy of your marital relationship

In your relationship with your spouse: Support your spouse in handling conflicts with parents

In your family: Set aside leisure time with your family when other things press for attention

In your family: Agree to decisions that require some sacrifice of personal interests

In your family: Resolve conflicts when family members feel they are not being treated fairly

In your family: Prevent family disagreements from turning into heated arguments

In your family: Get family members to share household responsibilities

In your family: Support each other in times of stress

In your family: Bounce back quickly from adverse experiences

In your family: Help each other to achieve their personal goals

In your family: Help each other with work demands

In your family: Build respect for each other’s particular interests

In your family: Get family members to carry out their responsibilities when they neglect them

In your family: Build trust in each other

In your family: Figure out what choices to make when the family faces important decisions

In your family: Find community resources and make good use of them for the family

In your family: Get the family to keep close ties to their larger family

In your family: Celebrate family traditions even in difficult times

In your family: Serve as a positive example for the community

In your family: Remain confident during difficult times

In your family: Accept each member’s need for independence

In your family: Cooperate with schools to improve their educational practices