Conflict resolution styles in family subsystems and adolescent romantic relationships
M Reese-Weber, S Bartle-Haring - Journal of Youth and Adolescence, 1998 - Springer
M Reese-Weber, S Bartle-Haring
Journal of Youth and Adolescence, 1998•SpringerThe purpose of the present study is to examine how conflict resolution styles between one
family dyad is related to other family dyads and how conflict resolution styles within these
family dyads are related to conflict resolution styles in one relationship outside the family—
adolescents' romantic relationships. Late adolescents (n= 217) were asked to report their
perceptions of three resolution styles used in interparent, mother–adolescent, father–
adolescent, sibling, and romantic couple conflicts. Based on the cases with complete data …
family dyad is related to other family dyads and how conflict resolution styles within these
family dyads are related to conflict resolution styles in one relationship outside the family—
adolescents' romantic relationships. Late adolescents (n= 217) were asked to report their
perceptions of three resolution styles used in interparent, mother–adolescent, father–
adolescent, sibling, and romantic couple conflicts. Based on the cases with complete data …
Abstract
The purpose of the present study is to examine how conflict resolution styles between one family dyad is related to other family dyads and how conflict resolution styles within these family dyads are related to conflict resolution styles in one relationship outside the family—adolescents' romantic relationships. Late adolescents (n = 217) were asked to report their perceptions of three resolution styles used in interparent, mother–adolescent, father–adolescent, sibling, and romantic couple conflicts. Based on the cases with complete data (n = 163), path analyses indicated that both direct and indirect relationships exist between these dyadic relationships: (1) Resolution styles utilized in the interparent subsystem were found to have a direct relationship with mother–adolescent and father–adolescent resolution and an indirect relationship with sibling and romantic couple resolution. (2) Mother–adolescent and father–adolescent resolution were found to have a direct relationship with sibling and romantic couple resolution. (3) Sibling resolution was found to have a direct relationship with romantic couple resolution for negative resolution styles, but not for the positive resolution style of compromise.
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