Framed in the uncertainty literature, the present study explores the uncertainty issues and
management practices of adult children who are in the estrangement process with their …

This study focuses on the transition to extended family that occurs as marriage creates in-
law relationships along with the spousal unit. Specifically, it utilizes both the relational …

Utilizing uncertainty management theory (UMT) and a multiple goals theory of personal
relationships (MGPR) the present study examined how adult children of divorce (ACOD) …

This study uses narrative interviews to describe how 25 young adult (YA) close supporters
(ie, romantic partners, siblings) experience an often invisible and uniquely burdensome …

Background Given the importance of the first 1000 days of a child's life in terms of laying the
foundations for healthy growth and development, parents are a logical target group for …

Based on three annual waves of data obtained from 265 Chinese couples during the early
years of marriage and using an actor–partner interdependence mediation model with latent …

The present study utilizes the relational turbulence model (RTM) to illuminate adult
children's experiences of relational uncertainty and interference from partners following late …

Relationships between children-in-law (CIL) and parents-in-law (PIL) can be enduring
sources of delight or distress that influence the quality of spousal relationships and …

After the birth of a child, new mothers and fathers commonly have a substantial amount of
contact with their parents and in-laws. However, this contact may not always result in …

Infertility risk and fertility preservation (FP) are often salient quality-of-life concerns for young
adults (YAs; ie, 18–39 years old) who have experienced a cancer diagnosis. However, we …