Research on child development increasingly includes data on both parents and from
different cultures. However, the relative importance of fathers versus mothers for child …

Boundary dissolution has broadly been defined as the breakdown of boundaries and loss of
psychological distinctiveness in the parent–child subsystem. Qualitative reviews have …

Background College freshmen tend to have more psychological and behavioral problems
compared with other populations, especially depressive symptoms. Perceived parental …

Objectives The purpose of this exploratory, retrospective, and correlational study was to
examine the relationships between childhood treatment experiences, parental care, and …

Acceptance by parental figures is one of the most important protective factors for the mental
health of LGBTQ individuals. To date, little is known about the experiences of Latinx parental …

Introduction Traditional (offline) bullying and cyberbullying involvement are associated with
severe psychosocial problems. Non-heterosexual (LGBQ) youth are more often victimized …

Salient practices in the parenting literature—support and control—have seldom been
applied to understanding lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, or questioning …

Introduction Transgender and nonbinary young adults (TNB YA) report high rates of
depression and more suicidality than their cisgender counterparts. Parental rejection is a …

Sexual and gender minority (SGM) youth are at disproportionate risk for poor mental health
outcomes, in part due to experiences and expectations of anti-SGM bias including from their …

This study examines extant scholarly knowledge on parental acceptance of young lesbian
and gay people in traditional heteronormative families. Recent literature shows that parents …