父母自尊和抑郁在儿童行为与父母间沟通关系中的调节作用

Parents of children with chronic disruptive behaviors consistently report greater interparental discord than parents of children without such concerns. These families also report lower parenting self-esteem and higher rates of depression, both of which may contribute to poor partner communication. Although disruptive child behavior has been prospectively and experimentally linked to interparental discord, less is known about the joint influence of depressive symptoms and parenting self-esteem on this association. The present study examines 90 parent couples randomly assigned to interact with a