Reciprocal links among differential parenting, perceived partiality, and self worth: A three-wave longitudinal study

Article Abstract:

A study was conducted to examine reciprocal links between parental differential treatment, siblings' perception of partiality, and self-worth with 3 waves of data from different adolescent sibling dyads. The results showed that birth-order status was significantly associated with self-worth and perception of maternal and paternal differential treatment, contributed a new insight into the association between perception of differential parenting and adolescents' adjustment and the role of birth order.

Psychological aspects, Analysis, Self-esteem, Self esteem, Parenting, Adjustment (Psychology) in adolescence, Adolescent adjustment (Psychology)

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Placement shift, sibling relationship quality, and child outcomes in foster care: a controlled study

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The quality of sibling relationship and child outcomes among children placed together and those separated from their siblings in foster care are investigated. The results found that children in disrupted placement with low level behavioral problems have more problems when separated and those with higher behavioral problems have fewer problems on separation.

United States, Public affairs, Social aspects, Evaluation, Behavior, Brothers and sisters, Foster children

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