Latent models of family processes in African American families: relationships to child competence, achievement, and problem behavior

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This article discusses the relationship between parenting, child development, academic achievement, and conduct disorder. Topics include family support, social adjustment, and communication.

Health aspects, Measurement, Academic achievement, Parenting, Behavior disorders in children, Childhood mental disorders, Preschool children, Family health, African American parents

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Race, ethnicity, and culture in studies of families in context

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This article introduces the special section on race, ethnicity, culture, and family processes. Topics include child development, poverty, parenting, socialization, and mental health.

Psychological aspects, Minorities, Culture, Child rearing, Ethnic groups, Socialization

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Sibling socialization of competence in rural, single-parent African American families

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This article discusses the relationship between parenting, sibling relations, and child development. Topics include academic achievement, peer relations, and self-regulation.

Research, Children, Single mothers, Single parents, Brothers and sisters, Children of single parents, Interpersonal relations in children, Childhood interpersonal relations, Rural families

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