Marriage is a social system through which a man and woman come closer to each other and start living together to fulfil certain social and personal needs. Marriage is one of the most important events of life affecting physical status as well as psychiae of an individual. It not only serves to satisfy the fundamental biological need of sexual gratification of the individual through a socially ac...

1. Relations 1 1.1. The idea of a relation 1 1.2. The formal definition of a relation 2 1.3. Basic terminology and further examples 2 1.4. Properties of relations 4 1.5. Partitions and Equivalence Relations 6 1.6. Examples of equivalence relations 7 1.7. Extra: composition of relations 8 2. Functions 9 2.1. The set of all functions from X to Y 10 2.2. Injective functions 10 2.3. Surjective func...

This study examined the relation between parenting similarity and comorbid internalizing and disruptive behavior problems among 70 children with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). General child rearing similarity and discipline similarity were found to be associated with fewer disruptive behavior problems but not related to internalizing problems. Parenting similarity was also fou...

The relations between 4 sources of family stress (marital dissatisfaction, home chaos, parental depressive symptoms, and job role dissatisfaction) and the emotion socialization practice of mothers' and fathers' responses to children's negative emotions were examined. Participants included 101 couples with 7-year-old children. Dyadic analyses were conducted using the Actor-Partner Interdependenc...

Evidence has emerged for emotional security as an explanatory variable linking marital conflict to children's adjustment. Further evidence suggests parental psychopathology is a key factor in child development. To advance understanding of the pathways by which these family risk factors impact children's development, the mediational role of emotional security for children with parents who have p...