1st Edition

Family-Peer Relationships Modes of Linkage

Edited By Ross D. Parke, Gary W. Ladd Copyright 1992
472 Pages
by Routledge

472 Pages
by Routledge

472 Pages
by Routledge

Originally published in 1992, this volume provided an up-to-date overview of recent research concerning the links between family and peer systems. Considerable work in the past had focused on family issues or peer relationships, but these systems had typically been considered separately. This volume bridges the gap across these two important socialization contexts and provides insights into the... Read more

Acknowledgments  Part 1: Introduction and Overview  1. Themes and Theories: Perspectives on Processes in Family–Peer Relationships Gary W. Ladd  2. Family and Peer Relationships in Historical Perspective Peter D. Renshaw and Ross D. Parke  Part 2: Indirect Influences: Family Relations, Interactions, and Environments  3. Predicting Peer Competence and Peer Relationships in Childhood from Early Parent–Child Relationships James Elicker, Michelle Englund, and L. Alan Sroufe  4. Familial Contribution to Peer Competence Among Young Children: The Role of Interactive and Affective Processes Ross D. Parke, Jude Cassidy, Virginia M. Burks, James L. Carson, and Lisa Boyum  5.Links Between Adolescents’ Relationships with their Parents and Peers: Models, Evidence, and Mechanisms Catherine R. Cooper and Robert G. Cooper, Jr.  6. Beyond Parent–Child Relationships: Potential Links Between Family Environments and Peer Relations Brenda K. Bryant and Kristine A. DeMorris  7. Societal Influences on Children’s Peer Relationships Moncrieff Cochran and Virginia Davila  Part 3: Direct Influences  8. Parents’ Management of Children’s Peer Relations: Facilitating and Supervising Children’s Activities in the Peer Culture Gary W. Ladd, Susan Muth Profilet, and Craig H. Hart  9. Parents’ Regulation of Children’s Peer Interactions: Direct Influences Susan P. Lollis, Hildy S. Ross, and Ellen Tate  Part 4: Variations on Family–Peer Relationships  10. Cross-Cultural Perspectives on Family–Peer Relations Carolyn Pope Edwards  11. Peer Relations in Children with a Depressed Caregiver Carolyn Zahn-Waxler, Susanne Denham, RonaldJ. Iannotti, and Mark Cummings  12. An Organizational Perspective on Peer Relations in Maltreated Children Dante Cicchetti, Michael Lynch, Susan Shonk, and Jody Todd Manly  13. Family Economic Circumstances, Life Transitions, and Children’s Peer Relations Charlotte J. Patterson, Pamela C. Griesler, Nancy A. Vaden, and Janis B. Kupersmidt  14. Epilogue: Remaining Issues and Future Trends in the Study of Family–Peer Relationships Ross D. Parke.  Author Index.  Subject Index.

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Ross D. Parke, Gary W. Ladd