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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"parent and adult child"”.
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"""It was part of the water we were moving in, the air we were breathing:"" parent and adult-child communication across a mother's breast cancer trajectory"
… altering experience that creates uncertainties and dilemmas. These challenges affect both patients and other members of their families. However, the existing literature focuses almost exclusively on how patients and spouses communicate following a cancer diagnosis, which ignores the perspectives …
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The relationship of adolescent attachment patterns to college student adjustment
… if a relationship exists between attachment to parents and peers and college student adjustment during the freshmen year. Forty-seven undergraduate freshmen students between the ages of 18-19 participated in this study. Each participant completed four questionnaires including a demographic …
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Parental goals among Italian-Canadian and Anglo-Canadian families : their connection to socialization practices and the quality of parent-young adult relationship /
Parenting goals are the behavioral, cognitive, and affective outcomes that parents implicitly or explicitly strive to achieve during specific interactions with their children. In the present study, intergenerational parenting practices and goals in Italian-Canadian and Anglo-Canadian families were …
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Impact of the child-parent relationship on affectual solidarity between grandchildren and grandparents : the perspective of young adults
1 PDF file (vii, 115 leaves ; 28 cm)
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Education and Support Needs of Adult Children Who Provide Care for their Parents
<p>Selected attributes, amount of stress, and perceived education and support needs of 51 adult caregivers of parents or parents-in-law were analyzed. The nonprobability sample was obtained from adult children whose parent or parent-in-law was a patient in a rehabilitation unit. A revised version …