Objective To present a developmental framework of family conflict in youth with type 1 diabetes
(T1D) that aims to guide future research. Methods Developmental and pediatric literature …

This chapter reviews how patterns of family communication are transformed across adolescence,
thereby focusing on three key aspects of parent-adolescent and sibling relationships: …

DOI: 10.4324/9781003043423-22 Family relationships are among the most important of
human relationships across the life span, including the phase of adolescence. Adolescence …

… ;(b) whether reciprocal associations exist; and (c) whether aspects of the parent–adolescent
relationship (eg, parental acceptance) buffer associations across time. Method: Adolescents …

This article examines how much parent-child interactions around the online world reflect
broader, more long-standing parent-child relations and parenting dilemmas. It does so through …

Adolescence is characterized by increases in autonomy, yet we have limited knowledge
about how parents and adolescents may navigate this transition in real time. We assessed …

According to acculturation gap–distress theory, intergenerational cultural conflict stems from
parent–offspring acculturation mismatch. Greater acculturation-based family conflict has …

The current study examines the role of ethnic-racial socialization (ERS) and maternal autonomy
granting in predicting ethnic-racial identity (ERI) exploration, resolution, and affirmation …

… (Collins, Laursen, Mortensen, Luebker, & Ferreira, 1997). In also the families of the
adolescents who constitute the participant group of this study, adolescent-parent relations were …

… (Collins, Laursen, Mortensen, Luebker, & Ferreira, 1997). In also the families of the
adolescents who constitute the participant group of this study, adolescent-parent relations were …