Dyadic Processes in Early Marriage: Attributions, Behavior, and Marital Quality [0.03%]
新婚夫妇双方归因、行为及其婚姻质量的双向研究
Jared A Durtschi,Frank D Fincham,Ming Cui et al.
Jared A Durtschi et al.
Marital processes in early marriage are important for understanding couples' future marital quality. Spouses' attributions about a partner's behavior have been linked to marital quality, yet the mechanisms underlying this association remain...
Disability in U.S. Households, 2000-2010: Findings from the National Health Interview Survey [0.03%]
2000—2010年美国住户残障情况：来自全国健康访谈调查的结果
Barbara M Altman,Debra L Blackwell
Barbara M Altman
Understanding the demographic structure of households containing members with disabilities is of key importance in policy planning for populations with disabilities at state and national levels. Yet, most, but not all, previous family-level...
David MacPhee,Erika Lunkenheimer,Nathaniel Riggs
David MacPhee
Resilience can be defined as establishing equilibrium subsequent to disturbances to a system caused by significant adversity. When families experience adversity or transitions, multiple regulatory processes may be involved in establishing e...
Parental Incarceration as a Risk Factor for Children in Homeless Families [0.03%]
父母服刑成为无家可归家庭儿童的风险因素
Erin C Casey,Rebecca J Shlafer,Ann S Masten
Erin C Casey
The current study aimed to describe the prevalence of children of incarcerated parents (COIP) in a sample of homeless/highly mobile children, examine the relationship between parental incarceration and other risk factors, and investigate th...
Contemporary Work and Family Issues Affecting Marriage and Cohabitation Among Low-Income Single Mothers [0.03%]
当代工作和家庭问题对低收入单身母亲结婚和同居的影响
Pamela Joshi,James M Quane,Andrew J Cherlin
Pamela Joshi
In this paper, we advance and test an integrative model of the effects of employment status, nonstandard work schedules, male employment, and women's perceptions of economic instability on union formation among low-income single mothers. Ba...
Time in Parenting Activities in Dual-Earner Families at the Transition to Parenthood [0.03%]
双职工家庭在迎来新生儿时的育儿活动时间分析
Letitia E Kotila,Sarah J Schoppe-Sullivan,Claire M Kamp Dush
Letitia E Kotila
Time in parenting was compared for new mothers and fathers in a sample of 182 dual-earner families. Parenting domains included positive engagement, responsibility, routine childcare, and accessibility. Time diaries captured parents' time us...
Fathers' Involvement in Child Health Care: Associations with Prenatal Involvement, Parents' Beliefs, and Maternal Gatekeeping [0.03%]
父亲参与儿童保健：与产前参与、父母的信念以及母性拒斥之间的关系
B J Zvara,Sarah J Schoppe-Sullivan,Claire M Kamp Dush
B J Zvara
Using data from 182 dual-earner couples experiencing the transition to parenthood, this study examined associations between prenatal involvement, gender role beliefs, and maternal gatekeeping and new fathers' involvement in child health car...
Sunhye Bai,Rena L Repetti
Sunhye Bai
The authors review naturalistic studies of short-term processes that appear to promote resilience in children in the context of everyday family life and argue that warm and supportive family interactions foster resilience through their cumu...
Anne F Farrell,Gloria L Krahn
Anne F Farrell
Disability is part of life for most contemporary families, but to date the literature on disability in families is fragmented and narrow. This editorial commentary introduces the content and findings of peer-reviewed articles appearing in a...
Impact of Coping Resources on the Well-Being of Custodial Grandmothers and Grandchildren [0.03%]
应对资源对祖母和孙子女福祉的影响
Gregory C Smith,Kelly E Cichy,Julian Montoro-Rodriguez
Gregory C Smith
The authors blended elements from the Stress Process Model and the Family Stress Model to investigate the direct and indirect effects of custodial grandmothers' (CGMs') coping resources (i.e., active strategies, passive strategies, and soci...