Reciprocal associations between parent-child relationships and adolescent depressive symptoms: The longitudinal mediation role of insomnia and sex differences.

Bidirectional associations between maternal depressive symptomatology and parenting: moderating effects of breastfeeding and partner support

Postpartum depression and parenting both play a role in shaping children’s future behavior. However, there is limited understanding of the interaction and the evolving relationship between depressive symptoms and parenting practices. This study aimed to investigate the bidirectional associations between maternal depres...

Maternal depressive symptoms across the first three years of life: age-differentiated associations with marital satisfaction, parenting stress, and parenting attitudes in Korean mothers

The effect of perceived parental psychological control on adolescents' depressive symptoms: the chain mediating role of parent-child conflict frequency and negative emotions.

BACKGROUND Previous studies have primarily examined the impact of parental psychological control on adolescent depressive symptoms from either family interaction or emotional perspectives, often considering these factors separately and overlooking their potential interplay. AIMS This study examined how parent-child c...

The daily association between maternal and paternal financial stress, marital interactions, and parent-child conflict.

Although the family stress model has received extensive empirical attention, little is known about how these processes might occur at the daily level and when considering both mother-child and father-child dyads. Data included 136 mothers' and 59 fathers' daily reports of their perceptions of daily financial stress, ne...

A study on the correlations between parent–child interaction, school adaptation type, and adolescent mental health

Introduction This study aimed to explore the associations between different parent–child interaction patterns, school adjustment types, and multidimensional mental health indicators such as adolescent wellbeing indices and depressive symptoms and thereby provide insights for improving adolescent mental health. Methods...

The independent protective role of paternal involvement in the association between maternal containment and depressive symptoms in children aged 3-6

Aims: This study examined the relationship between maternal containment function and depressive symptoms in children aged 3-6 years, with particular attention to the independent protective role of paternal involvement.Methods: The sample consisted of 386 mother–father dyads whose children were clinically referred to an...