ArticleJournal of youth and adolescence2025
"Children will Love Like You Do": How Adolescents' Relationships with Parents Predict the Quality of Best Friendships and Romantic Relations.
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- Situational self-assertion in self-other dilemmas among young adults in five cultures: negotiations between self and others.Frontiers in psychology · 2026Article
- Image of the Family and Orienting Image of Attachment: A Psychosemantic Approach.Psychology in Russia : state of the art · 2025Article
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Despite valuable insights into the predictors of high-quality romantic relationships, research has yet to examine the mediating role of peer relationship characteristics in linking parent-adolescent relationship quality to romantic relationship quality. In two longitudinal studies, the present research tested whether adolescents' relationship quality with best friends mediates the associations between relationship quality with mothers or fathers and relationship quality with romantic partners. In Study 1, 164 adolescents in early to middle adolescence (Mage = 13.76, SD = 0.87; 64% female; 91.5% Dutch ethnical background; 87.4% from intact families) who were in a romantic relationship participated. The sample of Study 2 consisted of 272 adolescents in late adolescence (Mage = 17.23, SD = 0.64; 56% female, 98% Dutch ethical background; 81% from intact families) in a romantic relationship. In both studies, adolescents completed questionnaires about their relationship with their parents at T
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