… , Jones, Field, & Lundy, 1999); later in development, too little agreement or too much
agreement on views of parenting is associated with more negative adolescent adjustment (Feinberg…

… In this way, our model is consistent with that on interparental relationships (Emery and O’Leary
1982; Feinberg 2003), which places the couple relationship at the center of both …

Purpose A growing body of research documents the significance of siblings and sibling
relationships for development, mental health, and behavioral risk across childhood and …

… For example, some parents who successfully “agree to disagree” may be able to maintain
high levels of mutual coparenting support, actively and respectfully negotiate disagreements, …

… (Feinberg, Solmeyer, and McHale, 2012) Perhaps the greatest common denominator across
sibling investigations over the past decades has been the complaint that scholars, service …

Siblings play a significant but neglected role in family socialization dynamics, and focusing
on the sibling relationship is a non-stigmatizing point of entry into the family for prevention …

This study investigated the ability of a psychosocial prevention program implemented through
childbirth education programs to enhance the coparental and couple relationship, parental …

… Building on a model developed by Feinberg et al. (2013) that served as the foundation for
an evidence-based program for promoting relationships between typically developing siblings, …

This study examined sibling relationship qualities as predictors of romantic relationship
characteristics in late adolescence and tested adolescent and sibling gender constellation as …

… Another study found evidence that the effects of differential parenting on siblings’ adjustment
was accentuated when parenting was cold or harsh (Feinberg & Hetherington, in press). …