Few studies have yet investigated how intergenerational solidarity between parents and
adult children is associated with intragenerational relations between siblings. Theoretically …

We work from a life‐course perspective to explore how relationships with parents affect adult
children's marital quality. We further ask whether the effects of parents on adult children's …

This study investigates maternal grandmother—grandchild relationship quality as a predictor
of psychological adjustment among youth from divorced families. Three hundred twenty-four …

Objective This study examined whether youth and parent perceptions of parent–child
contact, closeness, and conflict change during the transition to adulthood, and how …

Purpose: Providing support to an aging parent may pose challenges to adult children but
also provide an opportunity to “give back” to loved ones. The current study investigated …

Relationship quality for married couples typically declines after the birth of a (first) child, as
parenthood brings new identities, stresses, and responsibilities for mothers and fathers. Yet …

Behaviors and emotions during specific visits may reveal the interpersonal processes of
mother-daughter ties, yet most research uses global assessments of these ties. Forty-eight …

This longitudinal study examined family relationships and the adjustment of two adolescent
siblings, varying in the degree of biological relatedness, in nonstepfamilies and in stabilized …

Bereavement not only is an individual psychological experience but also has meaningful
social and familial impacts. This article examines how relationship quality with both a …

Objectives The aims of the study were to examine within-person associations between
social interactions with friends (one's own and partner's) and depressive symptoms over …