The major aim of this review is to propose new ways of thinking about the role of parents in
the development and course of children's relationally aggressive behavior. An important …

This study examined whether childhood interparental conflict moderated the mediational
pathway involving adolescent exposure to interparental conflict, their negative emotional …

Associations were investigated between fathers' and mothers' reported coercion and
negotiation with their children, children's self-reported conflict strategies with peers, and their …

We examined the consequences of witnessing interparental psychological aggression in
childhood for daily conflict processes in adult intimate relationships. Both partners in 73 …

This article presents research from a recently completed study investigating the relationship
between college-age offsprings' perceptions of several dimensions of interparental conflict …

As evidence for the negative effects of exposure to interparental conflict has accumulated,
investigators in the field have turned their attention to the task of uncovering the factors that …

Interparental aggression has long been implicated as a cause of child and adolescent
antisocial behavior. Four theoretical explanations (viz., an aggressogenic cognition model …

This study examined whether child involvement in interparental conflict predicts child
externalizing and internalizing problems in violent families. Participants were 119 families …

We examine how parental physical punishment (caning and slapping) and child aggression
are related, and possible moderation by authoritative control and rejection. A sample of 286 …

Purpose Marital conflict is integral to children's psychosocial well-being. Extant research has
shown that the effects of marital conflict on children are likely to vary by gender, indicating …