Researchers have documented the interrelatedness of parent–child and marital
relationships during the early parenting years, but little is known about how these two family …

Relationships with parents have significant implications for well‐being throughout the
lifespan. At midlife, these ties are situated within both developmental and family contexts that …

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 …

The well-established association between marital interaction and child well-being is
sometimes interpreted as evidence that couple behavior “spills over” to affect parenting and …

Grounded in a family systems perspective, we used a dyadic approach to examine
longitudinal associations between parents' marital relationship qualities (marital conflict and …

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

This study charted the course of parent–child and sibling relationships from early
adolescence to early adulthood and examined how these relationships changed following …

Objective. The present study looks at predictors that may be associated with father–child
relationship quality and whether relationship quality appears to be transmitted across …

Objective We examined how adult (step) parent–child closeness is associated to the quality
of other ties in the family network (ie, parent–child dyads, parent–parent dyads). Background …

Abstract Background and Objectives Middle-aged adults commonly provide support to
grown offspring. Yet little is known about how parental support may be related to parents' …