2020-09-30
Happy Parents, Happy Kids? A Longitudinal Study on the Interparental Relationship, Child Development, and Parental Functioning
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Gelukkige ouders, gelukkige kinderen? Een longitudinaal onderzoek naar de ouderlijke partnerrelatie, probleemgedrag van kinderen, en het ouderlijk functioneren
In this dissertation we examined which aspects of the interparental relationship can be distinguished and whether these aspects and children's problem behavior affect each other over time. In addition, we examined why the interparental relationship and children's problem behavior are associated, whether certain children are more susceptible for aspects of the interparental relationship than others, and if the quality of the interparental relationship explains associations between the individual characteristics of mothers and fathers and their own and their partners' parenting behavior.
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| P.J. Prinzie (Peter) , L.R. Arends (Lidia) , A.D. de Haan (Amaranta) | |
| Erasmus University Rotterdam | |
| hdl.handle.net/1765/125435 | |
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van Eldik, W. (2020, September 30). Happy Parents, Happy Kids? A Longitudinal Study on the Interparental Relationship, Child Development, and Parental Functioning. Retrieved from http://hdl.handle.net/1765/125435 |
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