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Showing 1 to 20 of 20 for “"Parental conflict"”.
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The association between parental conflict and aggressive behaviour among young children in Botswana
Research has revealed that parental conflicts can lead to devastating effects on the well-being and social behaviour of children. In recent decades, aggressive behaviour has become a focus of scientific interest, mainly because it may be a risk factor for bullying later during children’s …
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An exploratory study of the impact of the Children First program in reducing parental conflict in the divorce transition
… 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 moderators …
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The role of shame in posttraumatic stress symptoms: a systematic review: the impact of inter-parental conflict, parental mental health, the parent-child relationship and features of the conflict on child well-being
… Abstract for The Impact of Inter-Parental Conflict, Parental Mental Health, the Parent-Child Relationship and Features of the Conflict on Child Well-Being:<br/><br/>This study employed path analysis to explore the relationship between inter- parental conflict and child well-being …
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Parental Divorce, Attachment, and Self-Other Conceptualization
… well-being in adulthood. To determine whether parental separations before the age of 16 years disrupt attachment bonds and subsequent self-other conceptualizations, participants from three naturally formed parental marital status groups were compared on attachment, self-esteem and hostility: …
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An evaluation of the post-divorce adjustment of counselled and non-counselled children.
… (SEi) and the Children's Perceptions of Parental Divorce [CPPD] scale). Possible factors associated with this poorer post-divorce adjustment of the counselled children were identified from the responses to semi-structured interviews: four times as many counselled children experienced …
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Influences of the Mother-Daughter Relationship on Motivations for Sexual Behavior
… operationalized as child attachment to mother, parental support of each other, parental conflict strategies, and parental monitoring. Emotional motivations were operationalized as attachment and affiliation needs. The sample consisted of 40 single females ages 18 to22 recruited from a local …
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Impact of inter-parental character assassination on children post-divorce
… about 8 to 15 percent of parents continue high conflict anywhere from 2 to 3 years post-divorce. Post-divorce parental conflict has been found to be more important in influencing the functioning of adolescents than parental divorce (Amato, 2001). The purpose of this study is to investigate if …
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The childhood experience of young adults who went through parental separation
… adults’ experiences, in which they underwent parental separation during their childhood. Using an Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis, this research reveals how participants experienced their parents’ separation and how this has left an impact on their attachment with their parents and …
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The role of imprinting in embryonic development and tumorigenesis
… of a subset of genes depending on their parental origin. It is believed that DNA methylation marks are responsible for maintaining imprinted gene expression patterns. The 'parental conflict' hypothesis was proposed to explain the evolution of imprinting and is based on the assumption that …
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Evaluating mandatory parent education for divorcing couples with children
… effective January, 2000. Research suggests parental conflict is a major factor contributing to adjustment difficulties reported by children. Generally, parent education programs for divorcing couples with children focus on adjustment issues for parents and children as they navigate a …
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Children of Ameriturk mothers and traditional Turkish fathers: perceived remote acculturation gaps between divorced coparents, and child well-being in Turkey
… purpose of this study is to explore effects of parental remote acculturation and parental remote acculturation gaps in behavior and identity domains on child well-being in divorced families in Turkey. Altogether, 177 divorced mothers from three cities in Turkey completed questionnaires reporting …
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Fathers as co-parents: how non-resident fathers construe family situations after divorce or separation
A model of the co-parental role based on personal construct theory is described, with inter-parental conflict explained in terms of the constructivist concept of hostility. Four unstructured group interviews, on the theme of the experience of separated parenthood, were conducted with separated …
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An Evaluation Case Study of the Effects of a Learning Style Awareness Program for Ninth Graders at an Independent School
… to ask for help, and in addition, over parental conflict. This study was conducted, using a sample of 76 ninth graders, at an independent college preparatory school in a large Southern California city. All subjects were administered the National Association of Secondary School Principals …
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Understanding student stress: a qualitative study of the stress experienced by third level students
… Patterns of academic over-identification, parental conflict and social inadequacy were particularly noteworthy. These patterns consisted of an integration of academic, family and social stresses within a developmental framework. Gender differences with regard to the need for separateness …
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Giving Up and Giving In: Young Adolescents' Dilemmas when Caring for a Grandparent with Alzheimer's Disease
… Loss of Sibling Trust/Sibling Inequality, Parental Conflict, Accepting the Changes, Holding Back Frustrations, Self-Induced Isolation, Confiding in Friends, Altered Leisure Activity, and On Your Best Behavior. Discussion points focus on future research and practice with regard to caregiving …
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Defining Fatherhood for Non-Residential African American Men: A Phenomenological Approach
… employment, financial support, emotions, inter-parental conflict, inter-parental relationships, relationship quality, distance, and limit setting. Findings from this study lead to several recommendations for ways to strengthen the role of fathers within the non-residential family dynamic, with …
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Behavioural Difficulties in Early Childhood: Findings from a Longitudinal Birth Cohort
… behaviour included verbal and physical inter-parental conflict, as well as family social support. Overall, the current thesis has several implications for initiatives targeting behavioural problems in early childhood. Most notably, this thesis suggests that a multisystem, family-centred …
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Narratives of how young men raised in lesbian and gay families navigate South African Heteronormativities
… sometimes occurs in the context of divorce and parental conflict and that sometimes, ‘coming out' was irrelevant for these men because the narrative of disclosure was not allowed. The men learned to represent a positive alternative masculinity that challenges mainstream sexist ideas of women and …
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FACTORS RELATED TO THE PSYCHOLOGICAL ADJUSTMENT OF IRANIAN CHILDREN WHO HAVE EXPERIENCED DIVORCE
… interpersonal relationship issues. Exposure to parental conflict and triangulation are two of the strongest influences in a child's adjustment to divorce and their psychological well-being. Previous literature has focused on predominately white populations. Much less is known about minority …