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Showing 1 to 19 of 19 for “"Interparental conflict"”.

  1. Adolescents' perceptions of interparental conflict and the impact on their aggressive communication traits

    This study examines the relationship between interparental conflict and adolescents' aggressive communication while utilizing tolerance for disagreement as a mediating variable. Participants were 159 high school students. Participants completed a modified version of the Children's Perception of …

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  2. Childhood Exposure to Interparental Conflict: Memory Biases and Intergenerational Patterns of Conflict in Romantic Relationships

    Testing a model that explains the ways in which interparental conflict shapes later intimate relationships was the goal of the present study. Participants were 94 college students at Virginia Commonwealth University, a large state university with a diverse student body. The study found that …

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  3. The Effects of Infidelity and Interparental Conflict on Predominantly Female Adult Children: A Contextual Perspective

    … Since infidelity is often associated with conflict within the couple relationship, children may experience indirect consequences of parental infidelity that are more directly related to interparental conflict. The purpose of this exploratory quantitative study using the lens of contextual …

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  4. Family factors and risk behavior in adolescent dating relationships: Heterosocial competence as a mediator between interparental conflict and dating violence

    … has suggested that associations between interparental conflict and adolescent dating violence emerge in part due to social learning. Nevertheless, the mechanisms underlying links between interparental conflict and adolescent dating violence are not well understood. Theoretical rationales …

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  5. A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF DIVORCED FAMILIES AND FAMILIES UTILIZING SUPERVISED VISITATION SERVICES: CHILD BEHAVIOR, INTERPARENTAL CONFLICT, PARENTING ATTITUDES AND PARENTAL STRESS

    … of divorce and variables of child behavior, interparental conflict and parenting attitudes. However, overall research exploring supervised visitation services and examining these variables in relationship to this population is limited. Furthermore, studies designed to compare these groups …

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  6. A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF DIVORCED FAMILIES AND FAMILIES UTILIZING SUPERVISED VISITATION SERVICES: CHILD BEHAVIOR, INTERPARENTAL CONFLICT, PARENTING ATTITUDES AND PARENTAL STRESS

    … of divorce and variables of child behavior, interparental conflict and parenting attitudes. However, overall research exploring supervised visitation services and examining these variables in relationship to this population is limited. Furthermore, studies designed to compare these groups …

    montana Repository record for A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF DIVORCED FAMILIES AND FAMILIES UTILIZING SUPERVISED VISITATION SERVICES: CHILD BEHAVIOR, INTERPARENTAL CONFLICT, PARENTING ATTITUDES AND PARENTAL STRESS (opens in a new tab)

  7. Adjustment Among College Students Experiencing Parental Divorce as Young Adults

    … variables selected are parent-child attachment, interparental conflict, and gender. A total of 684 college students from four universities in the southeastern region of the United States participated in this study. Although there were no statistically significant differences between the delayed …

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  8. Neuropsychological and Psychosocial Predictors of Children's Depression

    … of mother-child relationships, perceptions of interparental conflict, and reports of family-related stress in predicting symptoms of depression, aggression, and anxiety were examined in 624 5th and 6th graders. Perceptual asymmetry on a free vision test (Chimeric Faces Test; Levy, et al., 1983) …

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  9. The Indirect Effect of a Brief Couple Intervention on Child Mental Health via the Interparental Relationship

    … and emotional functioning. The quality of the interparental relationship (IPR) is an important contributor to children’s mental health challenges. Evidence supports the use of brief couple interventions (BCI) to enhance couple functioning, though secondary benefits to child outcomes are …

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  10. An exploratory study of the impact of the Children First program in reducing parental conflict in the divorce transition

    … awareness of children's needs and reduction of interparental conflict. Behavioral changes on dimensions of conflict, communication and cooperation indicated notably positive outcomes. Fifty divorcing parents completing a court mandated Children First program, judges, attorneys, and program …

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  11. Marital conflict and children's adjustment: Initial investigations of the cognitive-contextual framework

    Children exposed to higher levels of marital conflict tend to exhibit greater adjustment problems than children from more harmonious families. However, there has been little work exploring the processes by which exposure to conflict may give rise to adjustment problems. Grych and Fincham (1990) …

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  12. Relational Aggression, Overt Aggression, and Family Relationships

    … relationships (parent-child relationship, the interparental relationship) of relationally aggressive children in addition to those of traditionally studied overtly aggressive children. An extreme-group sample of 120 children (i.e., nonaggressive, relationally aggressive, overtly aggressive, and …

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  13. Family context and executive functioning in preschool-age children

    … parenting style, parent-child attachment, and interparental conflict. Participants were recruited from the local community and nationwide through online recruitment. The study was conducted in a virtual environment through Zoom videoconferencing, with some tasks being administered via …

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  14. The contribution of nonshared environmental factors to differential parental discipline: A twin study

    … questionnaires assessing socioeconomic status, interparental conflict, parent personality, child temperament, and child emotional and behavioral functioning and mothers tracked their discipline for one week through a diary. Results from this study showed that children living in the same family …

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