syntax model configural metri scalar under analysis

Coparenting and Parenting Outcomes of Online Relationship Interventions for Low-Income Couples

meanbetweengroup d=.48; Doss, Knopp, et al., 2020

Sexist Attitudes Predict Family-Based Aggression During a COVID-19 Lockdown

control over men'; -3=Strongly Disagree; 3=Strongly Agree; alpha=.89

Parental Identity as a Resource for Parental Adaptation During the COVID-19 Lockdown

thereby generating standardized regression coefficient

Interrelated Changes in Parental Stress, Parenting, and Coparenting Across the Onset of the COVID-19 Pandemic

internal proportional change score coefficient

delta CFI>=.01 supplemented by delta RMSEA>=.015
T2. ip11=Parenting time 1; Indicator 1; ip12=Parenting time 1, Indicator 2, etc. † p<.10

Daily Routines, Parent-Child Conflict, and Psychological Maladjustment Among Chinese Children and Adolescents During the COVID-19 Pandemic

analysis entailed structural equation model

Links Between Marital and Parent-Child Relationship in African American Families: A Dyadic Approach

overtime actor partner interdependence model

Effects of Individual-Oriented Relationship Education for Parents: A Randomized Controlled Trial

Make up or Break up? Charting the Well-Being of Low-Income Help-Seeking Couples Through the Breakup Process

Observed Couple Interactions Among White and Black Persons With Type 2 Diabetes

sex scored 0=male; 1=female Patient race scored 0=White; 1=Black. + p<.10
scored -0=male; 1=female Patient race scored 0=White; 1=Black. + p<.10

Sanctification of Couple Relationships and Communal Coping in Married and Cohabiting African American Couples

test 2 actor partner interdependence model

Agreement Between Child and Parent Reports of Children's Reactions to Interparental Conflict

What Makes for Responsive Family Interactions? Disentangling Individual, Family-Level, and Socioeconomic Contributions

four person model yield much better estimates
four person multilevel social relations model

Learning to Let Go: Parental Over-Engagement Predicts Poorer Self-Regulation in Kindergartners