A study of verbal interaction and development in families with adolescents. Topics covered include: the transformation of mother-daughter relationships in late childhood; the development of adolescent autonomy; and experiments with the role-playing method in the study of interactive behaviour.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Preface by Irving E. Sigel
Interaction and Development in Families with Adolescents, Manfred Hofer, James Youniss, and Peter Noack
Can Mothers Win?
The Transformation of Mother-Daughter Relationships in Late Childhood, Lothar Krappmann, Hans Oswald, Beate Schuster, and James Youniss
Experiments with the Role-Playing Method in the Study of Interactive Behavior, Heike M. Buhl and Manfred Hofer
Relationship and Family Discourse in Different Situations, Manfred Hofer and Kai Sassenberg
Continuity and Change in Family Interactions Across Adolescence, Peter Noack and Baerbel Kracke
Talk to Mom and Dad and Listen What Is in Between
A Differential Approach to Family Communication and Its Impact on Adolescent Development, Kurt Kreppner and Manuela Ullrich
Family Interaction as a Context for the Development of Adolescent Autonomy, Marc Noom and Maja Dekovic
Family Interaction and Psychosocial Adjustment of Adopted and Nonadopted Adolescents, Elke Wild
The Meaning of Parent-Adolescent Interactions for Structuring Relationships and Society, Jeffrey McLellan and Miranda Yates
Author Index
Subject Index
