Associations between family cohesion and adolescent siblings' externalizing behavior

Article Abstract:

Study is conducted to examine whether a measure of whole family functioning was associated with adolescent siblings externalizing problem, controlling for the quality of each siblings relationship with his or her parents. Results from multilevel modeling showed that family cohesion is negatively associated with adolescents externalizing problems, independent of variance explained by hostility in dyadic parent-child relationship.

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Longitudinal associations between hostility in adolescents' family relationships and friendships and hostility in their romantic relationships

Article Abstract:

Longitudinal prediction hostility in adolescents' romantic relationships is examined in parent-marital, parent-child and friendship hostility. The results showed independent variance in hostility in adolescents' romantic relationships.

United States, Youth, Psychological aspects, Teenagers

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