Family Processes and Identity

Scabini, Eugenia; Manzi, Claudia

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“…I hypothesized that relations with both parents were related to identity statuses. In particular, I expected that individuals in achievement and closure would display a higher level of autonomy given by parents, whereas individuals in the other statuses would show a lower level of this relation (Koepke & Denissen, 2012;Scabini & Manzi, 2011). Moreover, I hypothesized that emerging adults in the moratorium and searching moratorium statuses would report a higher level of cohesion than participants in achievement and early closure (Willemsen & Waterman, 1991).…”

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“…Previous research emphasizes the role of family in the process of identity development (Koepke & Denissen, 2012;Michałek & Rostowska, 2014). Scabini and Manzi (2011) stated that the process of shaping young people's identity takes place through the mutual differentiation of family members, which is responsible for the release of family members from each other, but maintaining emotional links. Reciprocity is expressed in the fact that not only does the adolescent show the need of independence from the family, but the family as a system must also allow this process or encourage it.…”

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Relations with parents and identity statuses in the relational domain in emerging adults

Michałek¹

2016

Current Issues in Personality Psychology

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Emerging adulthood is a core developmental period in which individuals can develop a meaningful identity in the relational domain (with a romantic partner). The aim of the study was to examine relationships between relations with parents and identity statuses in the relational domain in emerging adults. participants and procedureParticipants were 266 (47.30% males) emerging adults (M = 22.50, SD = 1.73). They completed self-report measures of relations with parents and identity. resultsMore than half of the participants were in the moratorium status or were not involved in a romantic relationship (35% and 29%, respectively). Relations with parents were linked to identity statuses in the relational domain. Particularly, the perception of low autonomy given by the father was related to less mature identity statuses. conclusionsThis study highlighted that transition from singleness to stable partnerships seems to be challenging. Therefore, it is important to examine correlates of identity statuses in this domain.key words identity; relations with mother; relations with father; emerging adults; romantic relationship Relations with parents and identity statuses in the relational domain in emerging adultscorresponding author -Justyna Michałek, Ph.D.,

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Relations with parents and identity statuses in the relational domain in emerging adults

Michałek¹

2016

Current Issues in Personality Psychology

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“…34 Flexible families are open to new challenges, interpretations, and ideas, and find ways to adjust during the transitions of adolescence; less flexible families find transitions and adapting to change more challenging. 34,35 Healthy levels of family cohesion promote the emotional support that enables individuals or family relationships to remain resilient through challenges. Families at the extremes of cohesiveness may not adequately nurture adolescent transition to adulthood.…”

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“…34–38 At the other extreme, families with low cohesion may be so individualized, there is little emotional involvement and support. 34,35 …”

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Parents and Family Matter

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García-Huidobro

Allen

2014

Primary Care: Clinics in Office Practice

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“…Por sua vez a individualidade é caracterizada como a independência do jovem à autoridade parental, marcada pela mudança de autoridade unilateral para uma autoridade de cooperação e de reciprocidade, com tendência à progressão durante a adolescência e a jovem adultez (Mota & Rocha, 2012). Scabini e Manzi (2011) acrescentam que um contexto familiar favorável, com relacionamentos de qualidade, propicia um processo de individuação bem sucedido.…”

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Conflitos interparentais e individuação em jovens adultos portugueses: papel dos conflitos de lealdade

Mota

Matos

2013

Psic.: Teor. e Pesq.

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Resumo -O objetivo do presente estudo foi analisar em que medida os conflitos de lealdade e a triangulação a uma das figuras parentais medeiam a associação entre a percepção de conflitos inter-parentais e o processo de individuação de jovens adultos. Adicionalmente, pretendeu-se testar se dimensões positivas da relação parental moderam a associação antes mencionada. Os participantes foram 538 jovens adultos portugueses entre os 18 e os 30 anos de idade, de ambos os gêneros. Para ambas as figuras parentais, a coligação (mas não a triangulação) medeia o efeito dos conflitos inter-parentais na individuação dos jovens, sendo que a percepção de cuidado recíproco e intimidade na relação parental moderam a relação entre conflitos inter-parentais e individuação dos jovens. Os resultados foram discutidos à luz do paradigma da vinculação e da formação da identidade.Palavras-chave: conflito inter-parental, conflitos de lealdade, individuação, vinculação Interparental Conflicts and Individuation in Young Portuguese Adults:The Role of Loyalty ConflictsAbstract -The goal of the present study was to examine whether loyalty conflicts and pressure to side to one of the parents mediate the association between the perception of interparental conflicts and the individuation process in young adults. In addition, we wanted to test whether positive dimensions of the parental relationship moderate the above mentioned associations. Participants were 538 Portuguese man and women with ages between 18 and 30 years. The results indicate that coalition mediates the effect of interparental conflict on the individuation of the young adult, and that the perception of reciprocal care and intimacy in the parental relationship moderates the association between interparental conflicts and individuation. Results were discussed according to the attachment theory and the development of the identity of the young adult.Key words: interparental conflict, loyalty conflicts, individuation, attachment O processo de separação-individuação constitui um tema cuja abordagem tem sido cada vez mais enfatizada em torno do contexto físico e emocional que rodeia os jovens (Arnett, 2006). Desde a infância até à vida adulta, os jovens vão sendo progressivamente integrados num contexto exterior ao ambiente parental, criando oportunidades de experienciar e integrar novos desafios. Um passo crucial na transição da adolescência para a vida adulta representa a construção da identidade pessoal. De acordo com Erikson (1972), a constituição da identidade assume-se como uma tarefa desenvolvimental relevante que permite uma definição de quem é a pessoa, quais os valores e as direções que aspira seguir, criando um sentido de continuidade e de unicidade pessoal. Note-se que esse processo é em si pautado por uma necessidade de exploração do mundo emocional e cognitivo, em que os jovens reorganizam ideias, valores e sentimentos, seguindo-se um compromisso consigo mesmo, fruto de um investimento pessoal (Marcia, 1966).Ao longo do processo de desenvolvimento, uma crescente separação ...

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Family Processes and Identity

Cited by 68 publications

References 82 publications

Relations with parents and identity statuses in the relational domain in emerging adults

Relations with parents and identity statuses in the relational domain in emerging adults

Parents and Family Matter

Conflitos interparentais e individuação em jovens adultos portugueses: papel dos conflitos de lealdade

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