“…The multivariate analyses will control for the remaining factors proposed by Szydlik (2016), represented by carefully chosen variables whose relevance for child–parent relationships is well-documented: religiosity (Pearce & Axinn, 1998), individual family orientation (Nauck, 1989), parental divorce or separation (Booth & Amato, 2004; Hines, 1997), the gender of child and parent (Berger & Fend, 2005; Rossi & Rossi, 1990), the child’s and parent’s educational level (Assirelli & Tosi, 2013; Kalmijn, 2006), parental wealth when the respondents were aged 16, taken from the Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) data (Elder, van Nguyen, & Caspi 1985; McLoyd, 1998), migration background (Bolzman, Fibbi, & Vial, 2003; Juhasz & Mey, 2003), as well as size and the degree of urbanization of the municipality where the respondents lived at the age of 16.…”