… basis of perceived relationship costs and benefits (Laursen & Bukowski, 1997). The amount
… (b) The prevalence of coercion in parent–child conflict probably declines across successive …

… A definitive list of relationship attributes needed for scientific analysis must certainly
include: (a) pres ence/absence of relevant interactions; (b) demographic and psychological …

Beneficial and detrimental correlates of interpersonal disagreement have been postulated
and documented. The conclusion: conflict is both bad and good. The evidence for these …

… Brett Laursen received support for the preparation of this manuscript from the US National
Science Foundation (0923745) and the US National Institute of Child Health and Human …

… Consonant with distinctions made here and elsewhere (Hartup and Laursen, 1991, 1999;
Laursen and Bukowski, 1997), we first examine cognitive representations of reciprocity in …

Microporous polycarbazole via straightforward carbazole-based oxidative coupling
polymerization is reported. The synthesis route exhibits cost-effective advantages, which are …

In the past quarter century, research on adolescence has expanded from a near exclusive
focus on intraindividual processes to a concern with individuals in an interpersonal context. …

Loneliness is typically defined in terms of feeling states. In this review, we take a somewhat
different approach, describing loneliness in terms of perceived social isolation. …

In telephone interviews, 212 adolescents described all disagreements arising the preceding
day that involved parents or friends. Conflicts were organized in a similar manner in both …

This study of 282 dyads examines early- and mid-adolescents’ perceptions of friendship
quality and their association with daily disagreements, self- and mother reports of behaviour …