Developing individuals and their families benefit from a warm and supportive relationship
that fosters the development of good self-regulatory skills in the child needed for a host of …

Current parent–adolescent behavioral interaction research highlights the importance of
three elements of behavior in defining adaptive interactions: autonomy, control, and warmth …

Self-management of a chronic illness involves not only monitoring symptoms, adhering to
medication regimens, and keeping medical appointments but also making and maintaining …

Objective To employ a risk and resistance framework to examine changes in metabolic
control over early to middle adolescence. Methods We interviewed 70 girls and 62 boys …

Objective To examine how children's appraisals of maternal involvement in coping with
diabetes are associated with adherence, metabolic control, and quality of life across …

Objective: The purpose of this study was to examine longitudinal trajectories of parental
involvement and adolescent adherence to the Type 1 diabetes regimen, to determine …

OBJECTIVE To test models of unidirectional and bidirectional change between treatment
adherence and glycemic control in youth with type 1 diabetes. RESEARCH DESIGN AND …

BACKGROUND: Becoming autonomous is an important aspect of teenagers' psychosocial
development, and this is especially true of teenagers with type 1 diabetes. Previous studies …

Objective To identify whether changes in pubertal status and self-efficacy for diabetes
management are associated with longitudinal declines in parental responsibility for …

Objective A meta-analysis was performed to summarize the relations between coping
dimensions (ie, avoidance, approach, emotion-focused, and problem-focused) and indices …