Linkages Between Parents' Differential Treatment, Youth Depressive Symptoms, and Sibling Relationships.

We tested social comparison predictions about cross-sectional and longitudinal associations between parents' differential treatment of siblings and both youth depressive symptoms and sibling relationship qualities from middle childhood to late adolescence, controlling for dyadic parent-child relatio...

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Publicado en:Journal of Marriage & Family Vol. 70; no. 2; pp. 480 - 495
Autores principales: Shanahan, Lilly, McHale, Susan M., Crouter, Ann C., Osgood, D. Wayne
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Publicado: Wiley-Blackwell May 2008
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          Shanahan, Lilly
          McHale, Susan M.
          Crouter, Ann C.
          Osgood, D. Wayne
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        Parent-child relationships
        Mental depression
        Siblings
        Adolescent psychology
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          Parent-child relationships
          Mental depression
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      ab: We tested social comparison predictions about cross-sectional and longitudinal associations between parents' differential treatment of siblings and both youth depressive symptoms and sibling relationship qualities from middle childhood to late adolescence, controlling for dyadic parent-child relationships and siblings' ratings of parents' fairness. Participants were parents and first- and second-borns (M= 11.8 and 9.2 years old at Year 1) from 201 White, middle/working-class families. Three-level models revealed both cross-sectional and longitudinal linkages between differential treatment and outcomes. For example, youth whose parent-child relationships decreased in warmth relative to those of their sibling reported increases in depressive symptoms and decreases in sibling warmth. Gender and age moderated differential treatment-depressive symptoms associations; birth order moderated differential treatment-sibling relationship associations. Reprinted by permission of the publisher.
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