… understand the mechanisms that prompt changes in parent–child relationships during puberty.
A better understanding of the underlying mechanisms will help inform intervention efforts …

… do not address broader changes in parent-child relationships… is greater during adolescence
than during either middle … do not contradict claims that parent-child conflict peaks at the …

… functioning and relationships 2. During adolescence, parent–child relationships are
thought to become more equal, interdependent, and reciprocal 3, changes that co-occur …

… Toward advancing the understanding of relations among family relationships when …
adolescence, this study investigated whether parent–child relationship (PCR) quality assessed at the …

… daughter, may vary … parent-child relationships on the development of certain CVHMs by
addressing the following questions: 1) How does the cumulative parent-child relationship during …

… to the effects of negative parent–child relationships. Nevertheless, future studies on …
parent–child relationship quality between parents and children as they transitioned to adolescence…

… However, despite these sociocultural changes, parent–child relationships remain as one
of the strongest predictors of LGBT adolescent adjustment. This article reviews the extant …

… in puberty, and better parent–child relationship can have a protective influence although the
protective impact reduced through … to do with physiological changes during puberty. Girls in …

… parent–child relations in a transitional period and offers insights into the role of life course
event status in changing parent–child relations. … in family interactions in adolescence as part of …

… in adolescence. In particular, adolescents’ self-esteem has been analyzed in relation to
various fields such as parental and peer relationships, academic success, physical changes, …