… families tend to have either blurred relationship boundaries, … of children’s emotions and
behavior, fostering adjustment … that psychological distress had a significant indirect effect on …

… to test whether adolescent negative emotional reactivity to family conflict mediated the path
… Family boundary structures and child adjustment: The indirect role of emotional reactivity. …

… maternal emotion regulation, measured as emotional reactivity … but they were indirectly related
through family functioning and … adjustment in inner-city youth: Child and caregiver emotion …

… individual's emotional reactivity to COVID-19 as well as the role of … This study investigated
empathy as an indirect effect of a … would be beneficial for their children's adjustment outcomes. …

… implications in the social structure of relationships in hostels, … adjusted affect regulation
tactics, like over reactive use of … indirect effect due to emotional reactivity and emotional cutoff on …

… between family boundary disturbances and youth adjustment … This unique versus
cascading, indirect role of neighborhood … Finally, the emotional reactivity and cut-off aspects of …

… ) that are delineated by boundaries and rules connected to … and lower cardiovascular reactivity
during marital conflict [11]. … showed an indirect effect on parent–child relationship quality …

… emotional reactivity and cortisol functioning during family … Indirect paths involving
interparental conflict and adolescent … stress and their broader psychological adjustment are …

… family had already adjusted to the birth. Thus, there is some evidence to suggest that we
might see an adjustment and adaptation response for children’s emotional … and are indirectly …

… two components mediate between the properties of the conflict and children’s adjustment. …
As this impact on children’s mental health is indirect, parental symptomatology should be …