Interpersonal conflict is considered within various frameworks of adolescent development.
Conflict, defined as behavioral opposition, is distinguished from related constructs …

This article reviews changes in parent–child relationships during puberty, emphasizing the
developmental processes that might be implicated in these changes. Evidence suggests …

This book examines the continuing bond with the deceased in the resolution of grief. The
continuing bond has been overlooked or undervalued in most scholarly and clinical work …

Incorporating the most up-to-date literature in sociology, psychoanalysis, psychology, and
communication, this book provides an exhaustive synthesis of theoretical, empirical, and …

The present study used a contextual and transactional approach to examine age and
gender differences in the experience and consequences of life stress in clinic‐referred …

An integral part of the daily lives of adolescents revolves around the Internet. Adolescents
are vulnerable online because of a combination of their natural innocence, sensation …

Untitled Page 1 Page 2 FATHERS AND2 FAMILIES Page 3 Other Works by Henry B. Biller
Father, Child and Sex Role: Paternal Determinants of Personality Development (1971) Paternal …

An enduring hypothesis in the history of psychology is the notion that early caregiving
experiences provide the prototype for later significant relationships. Although this hypothesis …

A multidimensional loneliness measure was administered to 444 subjects in the 11–17 age
range. The four-scale instrument probes for loneliness in relationships with parents and …

Emerging adulthood is a period of life that has developed in recent decades in industrialized
societies, lasting from about age 18 to 25. A number of influences led to the rise of this new …