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Family Systems and Life-span Development 2013

1. Cover

2. Half Title

3. Title Page

4. Copyright

5. Contents

6. Preface

1. Family Systems and Life-Span Development: Issues and Perspectives

2. Individual Development and the Family System: A Life-Span Perspective

3. Linking Infant Development-in-Context Research to the Investigation of Life-Span Family Development

4. Family and Peer Systems: In Search of the Linkages

5. Family Relationships and Peer Relationships in Middle Childhood: An Exploratory Study of the Associations Between Children’s Integration into the Social Network of Peers and Family Development

6. The Development of Social and Intellectual Competence in Swedish Preschoolers Raised at Home and in Out-of-Home Care Facilities

7. Nature and Nurture in the Family

8. Reconciling the Family Systems and the Relationships Approaches to Child Development

9. Family Systems and Family Stress: A Family Life Cycle Perspective

10. Contextual Approaches to Family Systems Research: The Macro-Micro Puzzle

11. Parent-Daughter Relationships in Early Adolescence: A Developmental Perspective

12. Family Systems and Family Development: The Selection of Analytical Units

13. Family Systems Throughout the Life-Span: Interactive Constellations of Development, Meaning, and Behavior

14. The Significance of Differences in Siblings’ Experiences Within the Family

15. Understanding Adult Social Relationships

16. Long-Term Implications of Fertility-Related Behavior and Family Formation on Adolescent Mothers and Their Children

17. The “Generation in the Middle”: Perceptions of Changes in Adults’ Intergenerational Relationships

18. Adolescents and Their Families

19. Rediscovering the Family in the Past

26. Author Index

27. Subject Index