Understanding differences between divorced and intact families: Stress, interaction, and child outcome.

Abstract

Preface - Ronald L Simons PART ONE: INTRODUCTION The Effect of Divorce on Adult and Child Adjustment - Ronald L Simons The Sample, Data Collection Procedures, and Measures - Ronald L Simons PART TWO: MATERNAL STRESS AND PSYCHOLOGICAL WELL-BEING Family Structure Differences in Stress and Behavioral Predispositions - Ronald L Simons, Christine Johnson, and Frederick O Lorenz Family Structure and Mother's Depression - Frederick O Lorenz, Ronald L Simons, and Wei Chao PART THREE: FAMILY INTERACTION Mother's Parenting - Ronald L Simons and Christine Johnson Father's Parenting - Ronald L Simons and Jay Beaman Sibling Relationships - Rand D Conger and Katherine J Conger PART FOUR: CHILD OUTCOMES Conduct Problems - Ronald L Simons and Wei Chao Adolescent Sexual Intercourse - Les B Whitbeck, Ronald L Simons, and Elizabeth Goldberg Adolescent Depressed Mood - Rand D Conger and Wei Chao Academic Performance and Future Aspirations - Glen H Elder Jr and Stephen T Russell PART FIVE: SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS Theoretical and Policy Implications of the Findings - Ronald L Simons

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