The mediating role of parenting stress in the relation between intimate partner violence and child adjustment

Article Abstract:

The role of maternal parenting stress in the relation between intimate partner violence (IPV) and children's emotional and behavioral problems is studied among African American children by using a mediational model. Findings suggest that parenting stress helps understand the link between IPV and child adjustment, illustrating the importance of parenting stress in outcomes of children from low-income African American families experiencing IPV.

Domestic Violence (Families), Psychological aspects, Parenting, Family violence, Domestic violence, African American children

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Survival analysis in family research

Article Abstract:

A brief overview of a statistical method known as survival analysis is described. The potential usefulness of this method within the field of family psychology is also discussed.

Child Abuse, Family psychotherapy, Family counseling, Psychoanalysis

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