Overparenting and romantic relationships in emerging adulthood: Roles of relationship efficacy and parent–child relationship quality

Objective Guided by the theory of emerging adulthood and social cognitive theory, we investigated whether overparenting was associated with romantic relationship quality among emerging adults through relationship efficacy and dependent on parent–child relationship quality. Background Establishing he...

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Published in:	Family relations 2024-12, Vol.73 (5), p.3015-3030
Main Authors:	Jiao, Chengfei, Cui, Ming, Fincham, Frank D.
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Subjects:	Adjustment Adult children Adults Behavior Behavior Development Child Development Child Rearing Children College students Competence Couples Developmental Stages Developmental tasks Efficacy emerging adulthood Family roles Higher education Interpersonal Competence Interpersonal relations Intimacy Life satisfaction Life transitions Literature Reviews Loneliness Opportunities Overparenting Parent Child Relationship Parent Participation Parent-child relations Parenting Styles Parents & parenting parent–child relationship quality Personal relationships Physical Health Quality relationship efficacy romantic relationship quality Romantic relationships Self Efficacy Social cognitive theory Social Development Structural equation modeling Structural Equation Models Teachers Therapists Well being Young adults
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