“…Grych () showed that parents might cope with marital conflict by reducing the frequency of communication and expressing more negative emotions towards their children. Such ineffective communication is a risk factor for psychological and behavioural problems (Cheung, Cummings, Zhang, & Davies, ; Fang, Dai, Fang, & Deng, ; Frazer & Fite, ; Hartos & Power, ; Su, Li, Lin, Xu, & Zhu, ). Specifically, a study of 1016 migrant children and 446 urban children in China showed that compared with urban children, migrant children exhibited lower quality communication with their parents (lower frequency, fewer child‐initiated conversations), which was linked to migrant children's poorer mental health (Chen & Liu, ).…”