Nonresident father visitation, parental conflict, and mother's satisfaction: What's best for child well-being?

Article Abstract:

The links between nonresident father visitation, parental conflict and mother's satisfaction with the father's contact, are examined. Nonresident father visitation was found to be interrelated to levels of satisfaction and conflict, and overall mother's satisfaction with father's contact was high, in spite of some visitation conflicts. Father visitation is positively linked with child well-being, although where mothers are dissatisfied with levels of father contact, children are worst off.

Parenting

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Longitudinal correlates of arrest status among at-risk males

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Boys at-risk from developing antisocial behaviour patters were examined for longitudinal adjustment. Subgroups of the sample were also examined based on risk status and arrest records at grade 11. There were differences observed amongst high and lower-risk groups who were and were not arrested, measures of academic and social skills were linked to better overall adjustment. Antisocial behaviour patterns observed showed considerable stability over time.

Usage, Longitudinal method, Observations, Behavior disorders in children, Childhood mental disorders, Longitudinal studies

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A longitudinal analysis of family empowerment and client outcomes

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This article discusses the relationship between mental health, parent satisfaction, family empowerment. Topics include child psychology, emotional disturbance, and delinquency prevention.

California, Health aspects, Social aspects, Statistical Data Included, Prevention, Mental health, Family, Family health, Juvenile delinquency

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