This study examines the relation between maternal physical discipline and victimization by
peers, as moderated by child aggression. The sample consisted of 211 Hong Kong Chinese …

The role of siblings (N= 50) in the display of physical and relational aggression among peers
during early childhood was explored. Specifically, sibling pairs' rates of physical and …

This study explored how maternal involvement in sibling relationships and coparenting
behaviors were associated with adolescents' sibling conflicts. Adolescents (Mage= 12.25 …

In this study, the authors examined whether parent-child conflict during the middle childhood
years varied among families characterized as having different cultural traditions regarding …

Thirty-nine families were observed extensively at home when children were 21/2 and 41/2
years of age and again 2 years later. The Social Relations Model is used to investigate …

In line with the cognitive—contextual framework proposed by Grych and Fincham (1990),
evidence suggests that children exposed to interparental conflict (IPC) are at risk for …

Children's responses to verbal and physical conflict between adult–adult, mother–girl, and
mother–boy participants were examined as a function of parental marital conflict. Seven-to 9 …

This multistudy article examined the relative strength of mediational pathways involving
hostile, disengaged, and uncooperative forms of interparental conflict, children's emotional …

The study examines gender differences in the reciprocal relations between parental physical
aggression and child externalizing problem behavior in China. Four hundred fifty-four …

Whether specific patterns of parenting are similarly associated with child outcomes in
diverse cultural contexts has been a topic of inquiry for the past several decades. Most …