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Family Communication: Dynamics and Effects on (Adult) Children
Mon, May 25, 9:00 to 10:15, Caribe Hilton, San Cristobal Ballroom CSession Submission Type: Paper Session
Abstract
Parent-child communication is an important aspect of family interaction and associated with numerous child outcomes. Papers on this panel investigate family dynamics such as conflict and the effects they have on child adjustment and well-being.
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Individual Presentations
Exploring the Nature and Outcomes of Adoption Entrance Narratives Told in Open Adoptive Families - Alexie Hays, University of Missouri; Haley Horstman, University of Missouri-Columbia; Colleen Colaner, U of Missouri; Leslie Nelson, University of Missouri
Family Communication Patterns That Predict Perceptions of Upheaval and Psychological Well-Being for Adult Children of Late-Life Divorce - John Leustek, Rutgers University; Jennifer A. Theiss, Rutgers U
Family Communication and Body Satisfaction Among Young Adult Children: Mediating Effects of Social Competence - Emiko Taniguchi, University of Texas, Austin; Charee Thompson, Ohio University
Parental Response to Child’s Incongruence: Verbal Versus Nonverbal Primacy in Parent-Child Interactions - Tsfira Grebelsky-Lichtman, Hebrew University and Ono Academic Colledge
The Impact of Age and Family Communication Pattern on Adult Child-Parent Conflict - Jacob John Matig, University of Kentucky; Stephen C. Yungbluth, Northern Kentucky University
The Impact of Maternal and Paternal Communication Dominance on Offspring’s Negative Self-Talk, Depression, and Suicidality - Michelle Miller-Day, Chapman U; Sam Dorros, Chapman U; L. Edward Day, Chapman U