The primary purpose of this review was to examine theory and research published during
the past decade that focused on family processes and children's and adolescents' well …

Among children exposed to intimate partner violence (IPV), their appraisals and beliefs
about IPV have been identified as key cognitive factors that may explain the linkage …

The open-ended and internally driven nature of curiosity makes characterizing the
information seeking that accompanies it a daunting endeavour. We use a historico …

Family‐level conflict and cohesion are well‐established predictors of adolescent mental
health. However, traditional approaches focusing on between‐family differences in cohesion …

Emotion network density describes the degree of interdependence among emotion states
across time. Higher density is theorized to reflect rigidity in emotion functioning and has …

Feeling loved has many benefits, but research is limited on how daily behaviors of one
person in a relationship shape why someone else feels more or less loved from day to day …

Social avoidance has been found to be related to negative social adjustment, yet evidence
of the relationship between social avoidance and social adjustment is very limited in …

Sensation-seeking is the seeking of varied, novel, and intense experiences and the
willingness to take risks to engage in these experiences. Sensation-seeking is associated …

The goal of this study was to broaden the developmental understanding of the implications
of interparental conflict (IPC) and threat appraisals of conflict for adolescents' relationships …

Although the sensitization hypothesis posits that heightened reactivity to interparental
conflict is linked to adolescent psychopathology, limited studies tested whether sensitization …