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Resolution of parent–child conflicts in the adolescence
European Journal of Psychology of Education, 2012The aims of the study were: (1) to examine whether adolescents’ attachment and the perceived quality of the communication with their parents relate to effective resolution of parent–child conflicts and (2) to determine whether the pattern of associations changes with adolescents’ gender and age.
Garcia-Ruiz, J.M. +4 more
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Parent-child conflict resolved
Journal of Clinical Psychology, 1986This paper discusses the methods used to settle the emotional debt of love and nurturance withheld by the parent and owed to the child. The child, as an adult in a therapy setting, is responsible for the resolution of the conflict created by the parent-child relationship. The framework for each settlement of the debt is basically similar.
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Conflict, Loss, Change and Parent-Child Relationships:
Journal of Divorce & Remarriage, 1990Children's emotional adjustment and behavior problems during divorce were predicted from both pre-separation (child attributes, marital conflict and parent-child closeness) and post-separation factors (loss of parent, changes, and parent-child relationship), utilizing path analysis. Children had poorer emotional adjustment and more behavior problems if
Jeanne M. Tschann +3 more
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Power and conflict resolution in sibling, parent–child, and spousal negotiations.
Journal of Family Psychology, 2010This study used a within-family observational design to examine conflict strategies (planning, opposition) and resolutions (standoff, win-loss, compromise) across family subsystems, with an emphasis on power differences between parents and children during relatively symmetrical within-generation (spousal, sibling) and relatively asymmetrical between ...
Holly E, Recchia +2 more
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Preschoolers’ aggression and parent–child conflict: A multiinformant and multimethod study
Journal of Experimental Child Psychology, 2008This multiinformant and multimethod study (N=47) investigated the link between the parent-child relationship system and the display of physical and relational aggression with peers at school during early childhood. Children (mean age=43.54 months, SD=8.02) were observed (80min/child) during free play, and parents and teachers were asked to complete ...
Jamie M, Ostrov, Christa M, Bishop
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FAMILY CONFLICT MODERATES EARLY PARENT–CHILD BEHAVIORAL TRANSACTIONS
Infant Mental Health Journal, 2017ABSTRACTThe 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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Parent-child conflict and physical health trajectories among youth with asthma
Journal of Psychosomatic Research, 2021To investigate the role of caregiver- and youth-reports of parent-child conflict on trajectories of asthma-related health outcomes over 2 years.In a sample of 193 youth with asthma (42.7% female; M age = 12.78) and their primary caregivers, we used a multi-method and multi-informant approach to assess self-reported parent-child conflict from youth and ...
Sabrina J, Bierstetel +3 more
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A survey on parent-child conflict resolution: intrafamily violence in Italy
Child Abuse & Neglect, 2001The purpose of this paper was to investigate factors associated with intrafamily violence toward children in Italy. Family structure and the characteristics of both caretakers and children were explored. Their association with the incidence of minor and severe violence was analyzed to test the hypothesis that child physical abuse is related to a ...
M, Bardi, S M, Borgognini-Tarli
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Parent-Child Conflict in Minnesota Families
American Sociological Review, 1943Conflicts between aged parents and their children cannot be adequately explained by the traits of age or of youth or by the struggle for status between age groups. Specific disputes arise in the early years of each family and tend to persist throughout life. Their character is largely determined by the historical, cultural setting.
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Religion and Conflict in Marital and Parent‐Child Relationships
Journal of Social Issues, 2005This 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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