Genetic and Environmental Influences on Parent–Child Conflict and Child Depression Through Late Adolescence

Few studies have investigated potential gender differences in the genetic and environmental influences on the prospective associations between parent–child conflict and later depression, a notable gap given substantial gender differences in rates of depression and suggestive evidence of differences...

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Main Authors:	Iacono, W.G (Author), McGue, M. (Author), Samek, D.R (Author), Wilson, S. (Author)
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	Routledge 2018
Subjects:	adolescent Adolescent adolescent behavior Adolescent Behavior adult Adult child Child child parent relation cohort analysis Cohort Studies depression Depression family conflict Family Conflict female Female Gene-Environment Interaction genetics genotype environment interaction human Humans Longitudinal Studies longitudinal study male Male Parent-Child Relations Prospective Studies prospective study psychology questionnaire Surveys and Questionnaires twins Twins young adult Young Adult
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