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Families count : effects on child and adolescent development

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Family Dynamics and Relationships Child and Adolescent Psychosocial and Emotional Development Attachment and Relationship Dynamics

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Introduction Part I. Risk and Resilience: 1. How families matter in child development: reflections from research on risk and resilience Ann S. Masten and Anne Shaffer 2. The promotion of resilience in the face of adversity Michael Rutter 3. Identifying risk and protective factors for healthy child development Arnold Sameroff Part II. Peer and Parents: 4. The influence of family and peer relationships in the development of competence during adolescence W. Andrew Collins and Glenn I. Roisman 5. Toward a dynamic developmental model of the role of parents and peers in early onset substance use Kenneth A. Dodge, Patrick S. Malone, Jennifer E. Lansford, Shari Miller-Johnson, Gregory S. Pettit and John E. Bates Part III. Work and Family: 6. Mothers and fathers at work: implications for families and children Ann C. Crouter 7. The family-child care mesosystem Kathleen McCartney Part IV. Discord and Divorce: 8. Marital discord, divorce, and children's well-being: results from a 20-year longitudinal study of two generations Paul R. Amato 9. The influence of conflict, marital problem solving and parenting on children's adjustment in nondivorced, divorced, and remarried families E. Mavis Hetherington 10. Adolescents' development in high-conflict and separated families: evidence from a German longitudinal study Sabine Walper and Katharina Beckh Part V. New and Extended Family Forms: 11. New family forms Susan Golombok 12. Grandparents, grandchildren, and family change in contemporary Britain Judy Dunn, Emma Fergusson and Barbara Maughan Part VI. Conclusions and Commentaries: 13. What have we learned: proof that families matter, prospects for future research, and policies for families and children Alison Clarke-Stewart 14. Research and policy: second looks at views of development, families, and communities and at translations into practice Jacqueline J. Goodnow 15. Prognosis: policy and process Robert A. Hinde.

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