Divorce-related transitions, adolescent development, and the role of the parent-child relationship: a review of the literature

Article Abstract:

Literary works on family relationships, adolescent development and the effect of divorce on adolescents provide a wealth of information on the nature of parent-adolescent relationships during divorce-related transition periods. An analysis of these works would show that adolescents are affected by divorces differently than the younger children. In addition, positive parent-child relations can mitigate the negative impact of divorce.

Teenagers, Youth, Parent and child, Parent-child relations, Divorce

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Work, family, and mental health: testing the different models of work-family fit

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This article explores the effects of work-family conflict and work-family facilitation on the mental health of working adults by employing a family resilience theory. The authors conclude that mental health is optimized when family to work facilitation is high and work-family conflict is low.

United States, Health aspects, Working parents, Work and family

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