Longitudinal relations between marital conflict and child adjustment: Vagal regulation as a protective factor
Longitudinal relations between marital conflict and child adjustment: Vagal regulation as a protective factor
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DOI：
10.1037/0893-3200.20.1.30
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发表时间：
2006-03-01
影响因子：
2.7
通讯作者：
Whitson, SA
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作者：
El-Sheikh, M;Whitson, SA
虽然婚姻冲突和儿童的适应问题之间的关联成立，少有人知道儿童的个体差异，可以对这些关系产生影响。作者研究了婚姻冲突和儿童的调整之间的纵向关系，使用社区样本的小学学龄儿童和青少年，并评估了儿童的迷走神经调节在缓和冲突儿童问题链接的作用。升高的婚姻冲突是预测消极的孩子的结果，和更大的迷走神经抑制模拟的论点是保护与婚姻冲突相关的内化问题。研究结果是支持的价值的生物心理社会的角度来看，并说明儿童迷走神经调节可以有助于聚集或改善的风险适应不良的背景下，暴露于婚姻冲突。
Although associations between marital conflict and children's adjustment problems are established, less is known about child individual differences that can have an impact on these relations. The authors examined longitudinal relations between marital conflict and children's adjustment using a community sample of elementary school-age children and young adolescents and assessed the role of children's vagal regulation in moderating the conflict-child problems link. Elevated marital conflict was predictive of negative child outcomes, and greater vagal suppression to a simulated argument was protective against internalizing problems associated with marital conflict. Findings are supportive of the value of a biopsychosocial perspective and illustrate that child vagal regulation can contribute to the aggregation or amelioration of risk for maladjustment in the context of exposure to marital conflict.