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Ouder-kind relaties en sociaal-emotionele problematiek in de volwassenheid

Een prospectief onderzoek van geboorte tot volwassenheid

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In dit onderzoek zijn verbanden onderzocht tussen de ouder-kind relatie en de sociaal-emotionele ontwikkeling gedurende de levensloop. Er werden gegevens gebruikt van 212 personen die van hun geboorte tot en met hun zevenendertigste jaar zijn gevolgd. sem-analyses maakten duidelijk dat een lagere affectieve kwaliteit van ouder-kind relaties gerelateerd was aan een hoger niveau van conflict en lagere kwaliteit van communicatie met ouders in de adolescentie. Deze conflictueuze ouder-adolescent relaties waren op hun beurt weer verbonden met een lagere kwaliteit van partnerrelaties in de jongvolwassenheid, en meer ontevredenheid met het leven (maar niet depressie of angst) tijdens de middenvolwassenheid, op 37-jarige leeftijd.

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    Geertjan Overbeek, Ad Vermulst, Häkan Stattin, Thao Ha & Rutger C. M. E. Engels

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Overbeek, G., Vermulst, A., Stattin, H., Ha, T., & Engels, R. C. M. E. (2007).Parent-child relationships and social-emotional adjustment in adulthood. A birth-to-maturity prospective study, Kind en Adolescent, 28 (1), 4-19.

This study examined associations between childhood relationships with parents and later social-emotional development. Data were used from 212 children followed from birth until their 37th birthday. sem analyses demonstrated that negative parent-child bonds were indirectly related to low-quality partner relationships and dissatisfaction with life in adulthood (but not anxiety and depression), through conflictuous parent-adolescent communications and low-quality partner relationships in young adulthood.

Keywords: parent-child relationships, partner relationship quality, emotional adjustment.

Dr. G. Overbeek, dr. A. Vermulst, mevr. drs. T. Ha en prof. dr. R. C. M. E. Engels zijn verbonden aan de Radboud Universiteit Nijmegen.

Prof. dr. H. Stattin is verbonden aan de Örebro Universiteit te Örebro, Zweden.

Contactadres: Geertjan Overbeek, postbus 9104, 6500 HE Nijmegen, e-mail: mailto:g.overbeek@pwo.ru.nl

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Overbeek, G., Vermulst, A., Stattin, H. et al. Ouder-kind relaties en sociaal-emotionele problematiek in de volwassenheid. KIAD 28, 3–12 (2007). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03061006

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