Spillover to Triadic and Dyadic Systems in Families With Young Children

Considerations of Elder Sibling Closeness in Predicting Younger Sibling Substance Use: Social Learning Versus Social Bonding Explanations

do things together test of measurement model

H1 elder sibling substance use predicting younger sibling substance use; t<=>.58, 0.01, p<=>.56

Direct and Indirect Transmission of Relationship Functioning Across Generations

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Combat Veterans' Symptoms of PTSD and Partners' Distress: The Role of Partners' Perceptions of Veterans' Deployment Experiences

A Longitudinal Examination of Couples' Coping Strategies as Predictors of Adjustment to Breast Cancer

coping patient adjustment partner coping partner interaction model

Spiritual Stress and Coping Model of Divorce: A Longitudinal Study

symptoms .40 negative religious coping<=>15.19

The Association Between Paternal Sensitivity and Infant-Father Attachment Security: A Meta-Analysis of Three Decades of Research

metric of pearson product moment correlation coefficient

Factor Analysis of the Iowa Family Interaction Rating Scales

icc means intraclass correlation coefficient

Why Do Even Satisfied Newlyweds Eventually Go on to Divorce?

from .31-.70, median correlation .54, ps<=>.01

Demand and Withdraw Behaviors in Couples With a History of Infidelity

Distress in Spouses of Vietnam Veterans: Associations With Communication About Deployment Experiences

The Effects of Marriage Education for Army Couples With a History of Infidelity

d<=>.16; pre follow up Time Infidelity F(1,262)<=>.07; p<=>.80

First-Time Parents' Expectations About the Division of Childcare and Play

Genetic Moderation of Contextual Effects on Negative Arousal and Parenting in African-American Parents

Tuning in to Kids: An Effectiveness Trial of a Parenting Program Targeting Emotion Socialization of Preschoolers

M<=>4.2; range=4 -5), group process strategies (M<=>4.2; range=4 -5

Understanding Treatment Effectiveness for Aggressive Youth: The Importance of Regulation in Mother-Child Interactions