Family process variables and children's disruptive behavior problems

Article Abstract:

Marital, parent-child, and family processes were studied for four groups of 7-11 year old boys and their families, including boys with no behavioral problems, those with behavioral problems linked to attentional deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and those with oppositional defiant disorder (ODD). A discriminant analysis using just marital and family factors could correctly classify families into one of the four behaviour problem groups with almost 90% accuracy.

Research, Behavior disorders in children, Childhood mental disorders

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Adolescent-parent interactions in middle-class African American families: Longitudinal change and contextual variations

Article Abstract:

A longitudinal study of family interactions in middle class African American families was undertaken.

Social aspects, African Americans, Middle classes, Middle class

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