2014
DOI: 10.1017/s003329171400138x
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The quality of the interparental relationship does not moderate the etiology of child conduct problems

Abstract: Background Although there is a clear phenotypic relationship between the quality of the inter-parental or marital relationship and child conduct problems (CP), the etiology of this association is as yet unclear. One possibility is that this association takes the form of a genotype-environment interaction (GxE), whereby the quality of the inter-parental relationship acts to moderate the etiology of child CP. The current study sought to evaluate this possibility. Methods We examined multiple measures and infor… Show more

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“…Not only does the BRRICS assess features of couple interaction that are representative of most of the common coding systems (Heyman, 2001), but similar to our new assessment of RC behavior, the BRRICS is a global coding system and can be coded in a timely and efficient manner. In addition, the BRRICS has shown good interrater reliability (Burt, Wildey, & Klump, 2015;Chow & Ruhl, 2018;Humbad et al, 2011), and BRRICS codes are associated with relationship adjustment (Humbad et al, 2011).…”
Section: Rc and Traditional Problem-solving Behaviormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Not only does the BRRICS assess features of couple interaction that are representative of most of the common coding systems (Heyman, 2001), but similar to our new assessment of RC behavior, the BRRICS is a global coding system and can be coded in a timely and efficient manner. In addition, the BRRICS has shown good interrater reliability (Burt, Wildey, & Klump, 2015;Chow & Ruhl, 2018;Humbad et al, 2011), and BRRICS codes are associated with relationship adjustment (Humbad et al, 2011).…”
Section: Rc and Traditional Problem-solving Behaviormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Como se evidencia en la Tabla, 16 estudios indagaron los factores protectores y de riesgo del TC junto a los síntomas asociados. 14 estudios identificaron factores protectores (Bernat et al, 2012;Betancourt et al, 2012;Burt, Wildey, y Klump, 2015;Colder et al, 2013;Chinchilla y Kosson, 2015;Dunsmore, Booker, y Ollendick, 2013;Fanti, Kimonis, Hadjicharalambous, y Steinberg, 2016;Flouri, Mavroveli, y Panourgia, 2013;Ibabe, Jaureguizar, y Bentler, 2013;Nilsson et al, 2016;Schlauch, Levitt, Connell, y Kaufman, 2013;Taubner, White, Zimmermann, Fonagy, y Nolte, 2013;Tearne et al, 2015) Estudio transversal N = 183 jóvenes desplazados (10-17 años). Se examinaron las relaciones entre el apoyo social y la conexión con la familia, y el entorno social en relación con la internalización de los problemas.…”
Section: Trastornos De La Conducta (Tc)unclassified
“…Por otro lado, una variedad de estudios relacionan la calidad de las relaciones familiares como factor de protección contra el desarrollo de las distintas dificultades del comportamiento (Betancourt et al, 2012;Burt et al, 2015;Chinchilla y Kosson, 2015;Dunsmore et al, 2013;Ibabe et al, 2013;Schlauch et al, 2013). Betancourt et al (2012) analizaron los factores asociados con la internalización de problemas emocionales y de comportamiento en 183 adolescentes víctimas del conflicto armado, allí los autores exponen la importancia de la conectividad familiar como factor que protege la salud mental en jóvenes expuestos a contextos de guerra.…”
Section: Trastornos De La Conducta (Tc)unclassified
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