Parent–Child Relationship Quality in the Family of Origin and Later Romantic Relationship Functioning¶
River, L. M., O’Reilly Treter, M., Rhoades, G. K., & Narayan, A. J. (2022). Parent–Child Relationship Quality in the Family of Origin and Later Romantic Relationship Functioning: A Systematic Review. Family Process, 61(1), 259-277.
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- Family of Origin
- A systematic review of dyadic studies finds recurring associations between parent–child relationship quality and later romantic functioning while also reporting heterogeneity, gender differences, cascades, and substantial needs for future research.
This sourceReviews 40 dyadic studies and documents recurring associations, heterogeneity, mediation questions, and developmental cascades.
- A systematic review of dyadic studies finds recurring associations between parent–child relationship quality and later romantic functioning while also reporting heterogeneity, gender differences, cascades, and substantial needs for future research.
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