The present meta-analysis integrates research from 1,435 studies on associations of
parenting dimensions and styles with externalizing symptoms in children and adolescents …

Dating violence (DV) is a widespread social issue that has numerous deleterious
repercussions on youths' health. Family and peer risk factors for DV have been widely …

Dating violence (DV) has been well-documented as one of the serious public health
problems leading various negative health consequences, such as physical injury …

Sexual assault has been recognized as a major public health problem and social concern
among college students for several decades. In response to the inadequacies of many …

It is well known that a high-quality relationship with a romantic partner is related to a variety
of positive outcomes associated with health and well-being. Establishing such relationships …

Although a common form of family violence, sibling bullying is often viewed as harmless by
families and society. Consequently, it has not received as much attention in research …

Relationship continuity and social learning theories provide support for parent-to-child
aggression as one potential explanatory factor for dating abuse (DA); however, empirical …

The present study examines whether being a victim of violence by an adult in the household,
witnessing intra-familial physical violence, and feeling unsafe at school are associated with …

Intimate partner violence has been recognized as a major problem on college campuses
and is a source of concern for researchers, clinicians, policymakers, and the general …

Introduction Despite the well-accepted view on the importance of parental warmth and
parental hostility for adolescent development, few studies have examined the joint …