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ISSN:1529-5192

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Kelly M Tu,Kim D Gregson,Stephen A Erath et al. Kelly M Tu et al.
Objective: The present study investigated whether longitudinal associations between peer-related parenting behaviors (facilitation of peer interactions, social coaching about peer problems) and peer adjustment were modera...
Von Jessee,Kari Adamsons Von Jessee
Objective: The present study looks at predictors that may be associated with father-child relationship quality and whether relationship quality appears to be transmitted across generations. ...
Chanelle T Gordon,Stephen P Hinshaw Chanelle T Gordon
Objective: To examine the aspects of parenting stress-parental distress [PD] and parental stress due to dysfunctional interactions [PSDI]-reported by mothers of girls with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) i...
Sherryl H Goodman,Roger Bakeman,Meaghan McCallum et al. Sherryl H Goodman et al.
Objective: Recognizing that not all mothers at risk for depression engage in insensitive parenting, this study examined predictors of individual differences in sensitive parenting of infants by mothers with histories of d...
Amy Kennedy Root,Cynthia Stifter Amy Kennedy Root
Objective: We examined the roles of children's approach behavior and maternal emotion socialization practices in the development of social behavior in unfamiliar and familiar contexts from preschool to early childhood yea...
Erika Lunkenheimer,Anna Lichtwarck-Aschoff,Tom Hollenstein et al. Erika Lunkenheimer et al.
Objective: Parent-child coercive cycles have been associated with both rigidity and inconsistency in parenting behavior. To explain these mixed findings, we examined real-time variability in maternal responses to children...
Jackie A Nelson,Nicole B Perry,Marion O&#x;Brien et al. Jackie A Nelson et al.
Objective: Parents' emotion socialization practices are thought to be moderately stable over time; however, a partner's socialization practices could initiate change. ...
Zhe Wang,Kirby Deater-Deckard,Martha Ann Bell Zhe Wang
Objective: Mothers who attribute child misbehaviors to children's intentions, and not to situational causes, show more hostile parenting behaviors. Why are some mothers more likely than others to make more hostile attribu...
Amie Ashley Hane,Lauren E Philbrook Amie Ashley Hane
Rodent epigenetic models of early maternal care have demonstrated that natural variations in maternal behavior shape the development of stress reactivity and social behavior in offspring. Rodent models have also revealed the "hidden" regula...
Tara M Augenstein,Sarah A Thomas,Katherine B Ehrlich et al. Tara M Augenstein et al.
Objective: Parents' poor monitoring of adolescents' whereabouts and activities is commonly linked to adolescents' increased engagement in delinquent behaviors. Yet, different domains of parental monitoring (parental monit...