Longitudinal associations of marital quality and marital dissolution with the incidence of DSM-III-R disorders

Article Abstract:

A study was conducted to examine whether getting divorced was related to the subsequent incidence of DSM-III-R disorders across a 2-year period, controlling for the perceived quality of the marriage prior to the divorce. Results showed that divorce was prospectively linked to both the total and new case incidence of alcohol abuse, dysthymia, and social phobia.

Analysis, Risk factors, Mental illness, Mental disorders, Family life

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Parents' attitudes about children: Associations with parental life histories and child-rearing quality

Article Abstract:

Parents' perceptions of their childhood and the links to their current attitudes about children are examined.

Social aspects, Parenting

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Effects of parental separation and divorce on very young children

Article Abstract:

The effects of marital separation on children during the first three years of life were examined.

Research, Child psychology, Separation (Law), Marital separation

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