This study examines the complex role of family networks in shaping adult psychological well-
being over time. We examine the unique and interactive longitudinal influences of family …

Scholarship has highlighted the importance of kin relations for well-being in adulthood.
Much focus has been on relationships between spouses and between parents and children …

The purpose of this study is to estimate the relationship between receiving emotional
support from parents early in life and an individual's health in adulthood. Analysis of data …

Relationships with family and friends have been found to consistently influence adult well-
being. This study explored the complex and interactive nature of family and friend …

The current study examines the association between family support and wellbeing in the
elderly, paying particular attention to the possible moderating role of attachment style. Data …

We propose that, although moderate amounts of intergenerational support are beneficial to
older adults, excessive support received from adult children and provided to children may be …

Data from the Survey on Ageing and Independence are employed to test the relationship
between stress, integration in close family and friend networks, and well-being with a …

Background: Although long‐held wisdom and current research suggests that accepting and
supportive family relationships may positively influence adult psychosocial functioning, few …

Family relationships are enduring and consequential for well-being across the life course.
We discuss several types of family relationships—marital, intergenerational, and sibling ties …

Longitudinal trajectories of depressive symptoms, perceived support from family, and
perceived support from friends were examined among 816 emerging adults (480 women; …