Add to ORKGParentification is a multi-dimensional phenomenon that is often examined as it is occurring to affected members of this population: children. More specifically, adolescents tend to be the primary focus of such research endeavors devoted to areas like mental health and substance use. The literature is ripe with best practices for many disciplines (e.g., social work, psychology, etc.) in service to those impacted by parentification as well as those that are responsible for imparting the parentification experience (i.e., parents). What is less understood is how parentification informs health behavior and outcomes in adulthood, which is the focus of the current research that seeks to further these conversations with a comprehensive extension in...
Abstract Background: Much of the research on adult children of alcoholics has focused on the transmi...
Evidence suggests that children may be at risk for psychological maladjustment later in\ud life when...
Item does not contain fulltextWhen adolescents live with a parent with mental illness, they often pa...
Parentification is a multi-dimensional phenomenon that is often examined as it is occurring to affec...
The purpose of this study was to assess the predictors and outcomes of children who are asked to per...
Although parent behaviors and cognitions are important for stress/health outcomes throughout develop...
Background: Parentification is a functional and/or emotional role reversal where the child sacrifice...
The transition to parenthood represents a period of considerable change. Much of the change is posit...
Childhood parentification, an adult-child role reversal in which a child provides physical and/or em...
Although parent behaviors and cognitions are important for stress/health outcomes throughout develop...
After a review of the literature on parentification, this systemic concept was conceptualized for th...
BACKGROUND: Several studies have uncovered a relationship between parenting styles and the likelihoo...
Emerging adulthood is described as the life stage spanning from the end of adolescence to the initia...
Parentification is commonly discussed in the psychological literature as a parent–child role reversa...
A growing body of research highlights the link between childhood social environments and adult healt...
Abstract Background: Much of the research on adult children of alcoholics has focused on the transmi...
Evidence suggests that children may be at risk for psychological maladjustment later in\ud life when...
Item does not contain fulltextWhen adolescents live with a parent with mental illness, they often pa...
Parentification is a multi-dimensional phenomenon that is often examined as it is occurring to affec...
The purpose of this study was to assess the predictors and outcomes of children who are asked to per...
Although parent behaviors and cognitions are important for stress/health outcomes throughout develop...
Background: Parentification is a functional and/or emotional role reversal where the child sacrifice...
The transition to parenthood represents a period of considerable change. Much of the change is posit...
Childhood parentification, an adult-child role reversal in which a child provides physical and/or em...
Although parent behaviors and cognitions are important for stress/health outcomes throughout develop...
After a review of the literature on parentification, this systemic concept was conceptualized for th...
BACKGROUND: Several studies have uncovered a relationship between parenting styles and the likelihoo...
Emerging adulthood is described as the life stage spanning from the end of adolescence to the initia...
Parentification is commonly discussed in the psychological literature as a parent–child role reversa...
A growing body of research highlights the link between childhood social environments and adult healt...
Abstract Background: Much of the research on adult children of alcoholics has focused on the transmi...
Evidence suggests that children may be at risk for psychological maladjustment later in\ud life when...
Item does not contain fulltextWhen adolescents live with a parent with mental illness, they often pa...