2024
DOI: 10.1111/cfs.13145
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Parents' dyadic coping, parent–child relationship quality, and children's emotional difficulties during the COVID‐19 pandemic

Sonia Ranieri,
Laura Ferrari,
Miriam Parise
et al.

Abstract: Although studies have highlighted the role played by couple and parental relationships for children's psychosocial adjustment, especially in challenging situations, research on these two relationship domains has largely developed separately and mostly focussed on negative couple processes. However, Family Systems Theory highlights how these subsystems are interconnected, and studies inspired by this theoretical framework provide evidence of how the quality of the interparental relationship predicts the parent–… Show more

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