The authors hypothesized that perceptions of mother-child and fatherchild relationships
serve as primary mediators between parenting practices and violent adolescent behavior. …

… The inventory of parent and peer attachment: Individual differences and their relationship
to psychological well-being in adolescence. Journal of Youth and Adolescence, 16(5), 427454. …

… could lead to less relational aggression of children through reducing their mothers' distress
on … less physical aggression of children through reducing their mothers' distress on parenting. …

Parent–offspring conflict theory hypothesizes that interests of offspring and parents are
asymmetrical in key contexts including the offspring’s mating strategies and mate preferences. …

… gratitude towards to retaliating against their mothers.. Finally, mothers in this study are well
aware … that they give more maternal love to their children than their mothers once gave them. …

… of motherhood in Taiwan from female adolescents' perspective. 54 female adolescents
were … how they perceive their mothers, and how they identify with their mothers as women. …

… It is also the engine driving our most urgent social problems from crime to adolescent
pregnancy to child sexual abuse to domestic violence against women. . . . A good society …

… mothers, moreover, the most negative perceptions are associated with the conflict relationship
… In addition, family income and health condition are significant predictors for both mothers’ …

… This study investigated the hypothesis that training of mothers with Down's syndrome
children would be beneficial to both children and parents. The mothers were taught behavior …

… -resilient adolescents as well as to explore the relationships among the crucial moderating
factors. Findings of the study might help effectively identify at-risk adolescents and provide …