This chapter examines parenting from the perspectives of the adult Attachment Interview and
attachment parenting, some of the many advances in the process-oriented study of …

This chapter considers the theoretical and methodological issues that may contribute to the
current paradoxical state of the literature regarding parental depression and child …

This study examined relations between father-child attachment security and both paternal
sensitivity and fathers' pleasure in parenting. At 12 months of age sensitivity was coded from …

Past research suggests that maternal and paternal parenting processes differentially
contribute to children's adjustment. However, the contribution of paternal warmth and …

Attachment theory has played an important role as a framework for exploring and explaining
parent–child relationships and the impact of early relationships on child and adult …

Drawing on a two-wave, multimethod, multi-informant design, this study provides the first test
of a process model of spillover specifying why and how disruptions in the coparenting …

Guided by the emotional security hypothesis, this research identified (1) individual
differences in children's strategies for preserving their emotional security in the interparental …

Attachment relationships serve as contexts within which children develop emotional
capacities. This meta-analytic review assessed the strength of associations of parent–child …

In this study, the authors examined the role of parentification (children assuming adult-like
roles in the family) as it relates to family risk (parental psychopathology, parental illness, and …

Objective. This study seeks to extend the investigation of parenting as an explanatory
mechanism for relations between parental depressive symptoms and adolescent adjustment …