Assessing Children’s Responses to Interparental Conflict: Validation and Short Scale Development of SIS and CPIC-Properties Scales

Holt, Tonje; Helland, Maren Sand; Gustavson, Kristin; Cummings, E. Mark; Ha, Anh P.; Røysamb, Espen

doi:10.1007/s10802-019-00586-7

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“…All items were scored such that higher scores indicated higher levels of IPC. CPIC has well‐established psychometric properties in samples of children and adolescents (Bickham & Fiese 1997; Grych et al, 1992; Holt et al, 2020; Moura et al, 2010).…”

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Interparental conflict and adolescent emotional security across family structures

2023

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This study investigated whether interparental conflict was differentially related to forms of emotional security (i.e., family, interparental, parent–child) and whether forms of emotional security were differentially associated with mental health problems for adolescents in married versus divorced/separated families. Participants were 1032 adolescents (ages 10–15; 51% male, 49% female; 82% non‐Hispanic White, 9% Black/African American, 5% Hispanic, 2% Asian or Pacific Islander, 2% Native American) recruited from a public school in a middle‐class suburb of a United States metropolitan area. We used multiple group multivariate path analysis to assess (1) associations between interparental conflict and multiple measures of emotional insecurity (i.e., family, interparental, and parent–child), (2) associations between measures of emotional insecurity and internalizing and externalizing problems, and (3) moderation effects of parent–child relationships. The patterns of association were similar across family structures. A high‐quality parent–child relationship did not mitigate the harmful effects of interparental conflict on emotional insecurity or mental health problems. Findings suggest that regardless of family structure, emotional security across multiple family systems may be a critical target for intervention to prevent youth mental health problems, in addition to interventions that reduce conflict and improve parent–child relationships.

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Interparental conflict and adolescent emotional security across family structures

2023

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“…Chen designed an iterative algorithm based on the near-end to calculate GNE [13,14]. rough the case study of the intelligent community, the designed algorithm can successfully identify the key users who need other users to consider their decisions during the security management process [15]. Rahman developed a community-based model that defines the main responsibilities of stakeholders, including local and central governments, nongovernmental organizations, and community people working in a well-coordinated manner, which will effectively reduce the shortage of safe drinking water [16].…”

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A Data Symmetry Algorithm-Based Security Awareness Model for Emergency Wireless Communication under Multisensor Fusion

Liang

Gao

2022

Mobile Information Systems

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Due to the characteristics of sensor networks, wireless sensor networks (WSN) have a series of security threats in their applications. For example, wireless sensor networks are vulnerable to attacks such as eavesdropping, data tampering, and jamming. The processing capacity of sensor nodes is limited, and its integrity and confidentiality are greatly threatened. Nodes are easily captured or counterfeited; control of the energy of nodes; encryption and decryption of data depends on the distribution and management of keys; how to ensure the legal networking and access of nodes, etc. With the deepening and gradual promotion of WSN research, these security threats have become an urgent problem to be solved. In the context of multisensor fusion, this research realized the construction of a security perception model of emergency wireless communication based on the Bicycle data symmetric encryption algorithm and the use of secret sharing technology. The 16 bit Bicycle encryption and decryption time is about 1/40 of the encryption time, and the 32 bit Bicycle decryption time is about 1/30 of the encryption time, 16 bit encryption is slower than 32 bit encryption and faster decryption.

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“…Scores were summed to obtain a total frequency score. If children answered 2 or higher to at least one screening question, their perceptions of other interparental conflict properties were assessed with a previously validated short form of CPIC (Holt et al, 2020). We used the two subscales Triangulation (e.g., "I feel caught in the middle when my parents argue") and Child Content (e.g., "My parents' arguments are usually about something I did").…”

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Children's participation in post‐divorce decision‐making: The role of conflict and attachment

Tveit

Gustavson

Helland

2022

Child & Family Social Work

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Increased child participation in decision-making about custody and visitation when parents separate is an explicit political goal. This study delineates central family processes associated with child participation in post-divorce decision-making, both in mediation and in the home. Children recruited to the Dynamics of Family Conflict Study at Norwegian family counselling centres (7-15 years, n = 554) completed surveys about interparental conflict, attachment security and whether they had been invited to participate in mediation and share their views at home. Results showed a strong correlation between the two decision-making arenas as children who were invited to participate in mediation were also more likely to have been asked about their views at home, and vice versa. Mixed-effects logistic regression analyses indicated that attachment security to mothers predicted that children were invited to participate in mediation. Older children were more likely to have been invited to participate both at home and in mediation. More child-related interparental conflicts predicted that children did not know if they had been consulted at home. The study points to the need for developing better practices for including younger children.

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Assessing Children’s Responses to Interparental Conflict: Validation and Short Scale Development of SIS and CPIC-Properties Scales

Cited by 9 publications

References 33 publications

Interparental conflict and adolescent emotional security across family structures

Interparental conflict and adolescent emotional security across family structures

A Data Symmetry Algorithm-Based Security Awareness Model for Emergency Wireless Communication under Multisensor Fusion

Children's participation in post‐divorce decision‐making: The role of conflict and attachment

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