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Determinants of Behavior Problems after Divorce

Determinants of Behavior Problems after Divorce
离婚后行为问题的决定因素
批准号:
6582861
负责人:
Brian M D'Onofrio
金额:
$2.39万
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依托单位国家:
美国
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财政年份:
2002
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2002-09-04 至 2005-05-31

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描述(由申请人提供):对成年人及其子女离婚和适应之间的联系的过程还不是很清楚。离婚家庭的成年人和孩子的行为和心理问题发生率较高,最初被认为是婚姻破裂的后果,但也可能反映了家庭离婚的非随机选择。为了理清这些过程,这项拟议的研究将利用澳大利亚成年双胞胎及其后代的纵向研究数据。首先,对不适合离婚的同卵和异卵成年双胞胎的分析将检查遗传和环境过程如何解释离婚个人中问题的增加。其次,双胞胎子女的设计将调查导致婚姻解体和青壮年后代功能之间关系的因果和选择因素。第三,拟议的分析将评估家庭和个人特征如何调节与子女适应父母离婚相关的环境和遗传影响。最后,培训机会将提供机会,探索家庭环境是否控制子女行为问题的基因表达,使用纵向数据研究儿童对家庭冲突反应的发展变化,并使用决策树分析,研究多种风险和保护因素如何相互作用,影响儿童发展。这项拟议的研究试图超越家庭特征和结果之间的简单联系,并通过利用遗传信息设计、纵向数据和先进的量化方法来阐明因果机制。
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DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): The processes responsible for the association between divorce and adjustment in adults and their offspring are not well understood. The higher rates of behavioral and psychological problems in adults and children from divorced families were originally considered to be consequences of marital disruption, but may also reflect nonrandom selection of families into divorce. In order to disentangle these processes, the proposed research will utilize data from a longitudinal study of Australian adult twins and their offspring. First, analyses of monozygotic and dizygotic adult twins discordant for divorce will examine how genetic and environmental processes account for the increased problems among divorced individuals. Second, the children of twins design will investigate the causal and selection factors responsible for the relation between marital dissolution and functioning in young-adult offspring. Third, the proposed analyses will assess how family and individual characteristics mediate the environmental and genetic influences associated with offspring's adjustment to their parents' divorce. Finally, training opportunities will provide the opportunity to explore whether the family environment controls genetic expression of offspring behavior problems, use longitudinal data to study developmental changes in children's response to family conflict, and employ decision tree analyses to study how multiple risk and protective factors interact to influence child development. The proposed research seeks to move beyond simple associations between familial characteristics and outcomes and elucidate causal mechanisms by utilizing genetically informative designs, longitudinal data, and advanced quantitative methods.
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