Objective: This study investigates the longitudinal, cross‐lagged associations among
interparental conflict management strategies and the parent–adolescent relationship …

Research shows that interparental conflict is positively associated with internalizing
behaviors in children and adolescents, but few have considered these associations among …

This study examined interparental conflict as a curvilinear predictor of children's reactivity to
interparental conflict and, in turn, their school problems across three annual measurements …

This study examines concurrent and prospective relations between children's threat and self-
blame appraisals of interparental conflict, their involvement in interparental conflict, and their …

A considerable body of literature documents the relation between marital conflict and
emotional and behavioral problems in children (eg, Cummings & Davies, 1994; Emery …

Guided by the spillover hypothesis of family systems theory, we used data from the Building
Strong Families project to examine intrafamily relations between destructive and …

The present study offered an initial investigation into parent–child communication about
interparental conflict and its relation to children's psychological functioning. Seventy-five …

According to spillover theory (Engfer, 1988), disruptions in one relationship (eg,
interparental) may lead to perturbations in another (eg, parent–child), and these boundary …

The association between children's exposure to marital conflict and externalizing behavior
has been thoroughly documented in cross-sectional and longitudinal studies with diverse …

This chapter reviewed selected themes in the study of the dynamic processes underlying
links between marital conflict and child adjustment that we consider especially relevant to …