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Longitudinal study of the relationship between family coalitions and adolescent antisocial behavior

Creator:

Coughlin, Chris D.

Abstract:

Family therapists have proposed that specific types of family interactions are dysfunctional for the family system and can produce long-term negative effects for the child. They further propose that, for healthy family functioning to be maintained, parental alliances must be sustained and excessive cross-generational coalitions (parent-child alliances) must be blocked....

Resource Type:

Dissertation

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. Title: A Longitudinal Study of the Relationship Between Family Coalitions and Adolescent Antisocial
Contribution of perceived social support from close family and background characteristics to the well-being of women providing care to dependent mothers

Creator:

Oppy, Nancy Chun

Abstract:

The increasing elderly population is creating a greater need for care providers. Research indicates that while caregiving can be rewarding, it can also generate stress which, in turn, impacts individual well-being. Social support, however, may foster the well-being of persons who are experiencing stressful events. The purpose of this study...

Resource Type:

Dissertation

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study was to examine the contribution of perceived social support from close family and background