EFFECTS OF FATHER AND MOTHER PARENTING ON CHILDREN'S MENTAL HEALTH IN HIGH- AND LOW-CONFLICT DIVORCES
EFFECTS OF FATHER AND MOTHER PARENTING ON CHILDREN'S MENTAL HEALTH IN HIGH- AND LOW-CONFLICT DIVORCES
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DOI:
10.1111/j.1744-1617.2008.00201.x
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发表时间:
2008-04-01
影响因子:
0.8
通讯作者:
Braver, Sanford
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作者:
Sandler, Irwin;Miles, Jonathan;Braver, Sanford
This article studied the relations of children's mental health problems to the warmth of their relationship with their noncustodial father and custodial mother and the level of conflict between the parents. Using a sample of 182 divorcing families, multiple regression was used to test the independent effect of father warmth, mother warmth, and interparental conflict. Results indicated that father warmth and mother warmth were both independently related to lower child-externalizing problems. However, the relations between mother and child warmth and child-internalizing problems were different as a function of interparental conflict and level of warmth with the other parent. Implications for court practices and policies are discussed.