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FAMILY CONFLICT MODERATES EARLY PARENT–CHILD BEHAVIORAL TRANSACTIONS

Infant Mental Health Journal, 2017
ABSTRACTThe reciprocal transactions that shape early parent–child relationships are influenced by contextual stress, such as family conflict. Although family conflict is a salient stressor to the family system, few studies have considered how parent–child transactions vary according to exposure to family conflict.
Katherine W, Paschall   +3 more
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Religion and Conflict in Marital and Parent‐Child Relationships

Journal of Social Issues, 2005
This article discusses how religion can substantively influence the manifestation and resolution of conflict in marital and parent‐child relationships. Religious systems of meaning are proposed to influence conflict by promoting which goals and values should be sought in family life and the appropriate means to achieve these ends.
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Adolescent Gaze-Directed Attention During Parent–Child conflict: The Effects of Depressive Symptoms and Parent–Child Relationship Quality

Child Psychiatry & Human Development, 2018
Although dysfunctions in attention have been implicated in the development and maintenance of depression in adults, findings from studies of depressed adolescents have been inconsistent. While some research has shown that youth with depressive symptoms exhibit increased attention to negative stimuli, other findings demonstrated attentional avoidance ...
Emily A, Hutchinson   +5 more
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Emotion displays in “moments of conflict” in parent-child interaction

Text & Talk
Abstract “Moments of conflict” occur regularly in daily routines within parent-child interaction. Video data of a mother attempting to ready her son for kindergarten make perspicuous the subtleties of emotion displays in negotiations for future courses of action, e.g., parental directive/non-compliance.
Younhee Kim, Andrew P. Carlin
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Communication approaches to parent-child conflict: young adolescence to young adult

Journal of Pediatric Nursing, 2003
As trusted and accessible health care providers, pediatric nurses are asked frequently for advice on the rearing of children and adolescents, particularly during developmental transitions. The parent-adolescent relationship has been characterized as a continuing renegotiation of relational qualities.
Susan K, Riesch   +2 more
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Eating Disorders, Parent–Child Conflicts, and Family Therapy in Shenzhen, China

Qualitative Health Research, 2008
In this article, I report the results of a qualitative study conducted in Shenzhen, China, in which I aimed to (a) identify the characteristics of parent–child conflicts between Shenzhen youths suffering from eating disorders and their parents and (b) contextualize these intergenerational conflicts to understand their meanings within the immediate ...
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Parent-child conflicts and pubertal development in Croatian adolescents

2008
Conflicts between children and parents are a salient aspect of interaction in families with adolescents. Although during the last few decades many empirical studies on parent-child conflict have been conducted, their results are inconclusive and still much has to be investigated before we get clearer picture about the nature and developmental meaning ...
Kuterovac Jagodić, Gordana   +2 more
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