half of table 2 presents level 2 coefficient

Reductions in Depressive Symptoms Among Substance-Abusing Runaway Adolescents and Their Primary Caretakers: A Randomized Clinical Trial

clinical trial longitudinal dyadic analysis

Within- and Between-Family Differences in Cooperative and Competitive Coparenting

Msubsample 15.64 Moverall sample 8.99; t<=>15.23, p<=>.001
Msubsample 7.88 Moverall sample 4.21; t<=>10.48, p<=>.001
coparentingij 00 10 child centereddeviationsij<=>01 childcenteredfamily averagej<=>02 genderj<=>03 inhibitory controlj 04 lovej 05 conflictj u0

Does Premarital Education Decrease or Increase Couples' Later Help-Seeking?

results ig iv loo idn scyp tfoh correlation

Early Child-Parent Attachment and Peer Relations: A Meta-Analysis of Recent Research

Susanna Pallini, Department of Education Sciences, University of Rome Pallini, Via Milazzo 11b, 00185 Rome, Italy. E-mail:  uniroma3.it

Predictors of Parenting Stress in Lesbian, Gay, and Heterosexual Adoptive Parents During Early Parenthood

Mothers, Fathers, Sons and Daughters: Parental Sensitivity in Families With Two Children

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This article was published Online First March 3, 2014.

Characteristics of Mother Child Conflict and Child Sex Predicting Resolution

2 win loss; 3 standoff; MER negativity CN child negativity MC maternal constructive; CC p<=>.05

Discrepancy in Reports of Support Exchanges Between Parents and Adult Offspring: Within- and Between-Family Differences

Measurement Equivalence of the Language-Brokering Scale for Chinese American Adolescents and Their Parents

metric invariance model configural invariance model
invariance model metric invariance model

Testing the Concept of Relational Entitlement in the Dyadic Context: Further Validation and Associations With Relationship Satisfaction

second order exploratory factor analysis

Analyzing Change at the Dyadic Level: The Common Fate Growth Model

Unsupportive Partner Behaviors, Social-Cognitive Processing, and Psychological Outcomes in Couples Coping With Early Stage Breast Cancer