book · 2010 · en

Marital Conflict and Children: An Emotional Security Perspective

Cummings, E. M., Davies, P. T.

Guilford Press

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Síntesis

Develops emotional-security theory: children's sense of safety in the family system mediates the impact of interparental conflict on adjustment.

Etapas

12-18

Dominios

divorce-coparenting, mental-health

Tags

interparental-conflict · emotional-security

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claim-interparental-conflict
Children's emotional security and appraisals (self-blame, perceived threat) mediate how interparental conflict harms adjustment; constructive conflict resolution buffers risk.
claim-divorce-modest-average-effects
On average, children of divorce show modest decrements in psychological, behavioral, and academic outcomes; most reach normal adjustment, with parental conflict and parenting quality as primary mediators.
claim-conflict-worse-than-divorce
Chronic, destructive interparental conflict is more harmful to children than divorce per se; constructive conflict resolution buffers risk.

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