The majority of peer relations research focuses on the short and long term effects of
childhood peer rejection and aggression for development. The importance of social …

Presently little is known about the antecedents of problematic peer relations. Research on
parenting styles and quality of attachment suggests an association between quality of …

The quality of social skills young children use when interacting with others, especially peers,
has been shown to be predictive of adjustments in later years. Researchers have attempted …

Family and child-level variables were examined as moderators of the impact of marital
conflict on adolescent peer social competence in a sub-sample of 546 intact families (276 …

The purpose of the current investigation was to examine the role of emotion regulation in the
link between peer factors and adolescent adjustment difficulties. The sample consisted of …

Investigated in this study was the contribution of peer acceptance, perceived support from
peers, and family cohesion to prosocial behavior in young adolescents. Based on theories of …

The continuity of social competence from parent-child attachment relationships in infancy to
peer relationships in middle adolescence is examined for a subsample of 40 subjects drawn …

Extended previous research on family factors related to children's social competence by
examining links between 3 domains of maternal social competence (social skills, social …

The present investigation examines the impact of family, self, and peer systems, evaluated
during early adolescence, on the development of interpersonal competence in young …

Past studies have investigated relationships between peer acceptance and peer-rated
social behaviors. However, relatively little is known about the manner in which indices of …