Relationship with Family of Origin Scale (REFAMOS)

Hill, Jonathan; Mackie, Erica; Banner, Linda; Kondryn, Helena; Blair, Vilray P.

doi:10.1192/bjp.175.6.565

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Fathering and Child Outcomes

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Fathering and Child Outcomes

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What predicts good relationships with parents in adolescence and partners in adult life: Findings from the 1958 British birth cohort.

Flouri¹,

Buchanan²

2002

Journal of Family Psychology

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This study drew on data from the National Child Development Study to explore the role of father involvement and mother involvement at age 7 in father-child and mother-child relations at age 16, and the role of closeness to father and closeness to mother at age 16 in quality of relationship with partner at age 33. Closeness to mother was associated with closeness to father, intact family structure and academic motivation, and closeness to father with closeness to mother, early father involvement, less emotional and behavioral problems in adolescence, male gender and academic motivation. Closeness to father at age 16 was more strongly related to level of father involvement at age 7 for daughters than for sons and to closeness to mother for sons than for daughters. Marital adjustment at age 33 was related to good relationships with siblings, mother, and father at age 16; less current psychological distress; female gender; and educational attainment.

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Screening and Assessing Mental Health and Substance Use Disorders Among Youth in the Juvenile Justice System: A Resource Guide for Practitioners

Grisso¹,

Underwood²

2004

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On any given day, over 100,000 youth are held in custody in juvenile justice facilities across the country, either awaiting trial in detention centers or having been placed in residential facilities after being convicted of delinquencies. A growing body of research suggests that most of these youth meet criteria for at least one mental disorder, and that at least one out of every five have what is considered to be a serious mental disorder often coupled with a co-occurring substance use disorder. Essential to responding to a youth's mental, emotional, and substance use problem is the identification of their problem. Detecting potential mental health and substance use disorders among youth requires reliable and valid screening and assessment instruments, and information on how best to implement the available instruments. This Research and Program Brief is designed to provide clinicians and other professionals working with youth in the juvenile justice system with information about the most effective instruments to use to screen and assess for mental health and substance use disorders among youth at various points in the juvenile justice system. (Contains 10 references.) (GCP) Reproductions supplied by EDRS are the best that can be made from the original document.

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Relationship with Family of Origin Scale (REFAMOS)

Abstract: The REFAMOS has good interrater reliability, and shows the predicted age-related trends in scores and associations with recalled childhood relationships.

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What predicts good relationships with parents in adolescence and partners in adult life: Findings from the 1958 British birth cohort.

Screening and Assessing Mental Health and Substance Use Disorders Among Youth in the Juvenile Justice System: A Resource Guide for Practitioners

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