Mark J Benson
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 104368 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Mark J Benson |
| PRENOMES | Mark J |
| SOBRENOME | Benson |
| ASSINATURA | BENSON M J |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Virginia Tech |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0903-2354 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 16 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 98 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 16 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1992 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2022 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Siblings’ Role Positions and Perceptions of Mental Illness
Socioeconomic success and mental health profiles of young adults who drop out of college
Based on the developmental theories of life course and emerging adulthood, the current study examines a central question about the diversity of trajectories among young adults who drop out of college. The National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent to Adult Health (Add Health) provides prospective data on a nationally representative sample of US young adults. Our subsamples include young adults who dropped out of college (N = 1,530) and those who o…
Maternal Warmth and Early Adolescents’ Internalizing Symptoms and Externalizing Behavior
This study examines the relation between maternal warmth and the internalizing and externalizing problems of early adolescents, and the potential mediation of this relation by emotional insecurity. The hypotheses for the study derive from Cummings and Davies’ theory of emotional security. The current study extends the theory to security processes within the parent-adolescent relationship. A total of 203 early adolescents drawn from school samples…
Parent resources during adolescence
Building on the Wisconsin Model of Status Attainment, this study examined the contextual process of obtaining educational attainment and the subsequent work outcomes and career satisfaction. This study used the National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent Health (Add Health) with structural equation modeling techniques to assess US participants from adolescence to young adulthood (N = 8309). Socioeconomic resources provided by parents in adolescence…
Interparental Hostility and Early Adolescent Problem Behavior
To explore the link between interparental hostility and adolescent problem behaviors, the current study examines four important maternal parenting dimensions as potential mediators: acceptance, harshness, inconsistency, and psychological intrusiveness. With a primary sample of 1,893 sixth-grade students, the measures included adolescent and teacher reports. Structural equation modeling revealed that each parenting construct partially mediated bot…
Young women's struggle for sexual agency
This qualitative study examined 14 young women's view of their sexual agency and sexual experiences. In particular the women discuss the messages communicated about female sexuality from their parents. Previous research results were supported, such as that parents do not communicate about sex frequently, when they do refer to it they cover only limited topics and that mothers communicate more frequently about sex than fathers do. Utilizing a femi…
Interparental Hostility and Early Adolescent Problem Behavior
This study examines how parenting helps explain the contemporaneous association between interparental hostility and adolescent problem behavior. A theoretical model of spillover was tested specifying five aspects of mothers' and fathers' parenting that might be associated with parents' hostile interactions with one another: harshness, inconsistency, psychological intrusiveness, and lower levels of acceptance and monitoring knowledge. The sample c…
Fathers and Adolescents
Family of Origin Influences on Marital Attitudes and Readiness for Marriage in Late Adolescents
Using Bowenian family systems theory, this study examined the effects of the intergenerational transmission of anxiety in the family of origin through the processes of fusion, triangulation, and control on late adolescents' attitudes toward marriage and readiness for marriage. Participants ( N = 977) completed three measures of family processes in their families of origin, attitudes toward marriage, and readiness for marriage. The findings indica…
Bridging the Individual and the Family
Personal Relationships during Adolescence
The Study of Personal Relationships During Adolescence - Raymond Montemayor Relationships During Adolescence - W Andrew Collins and Daniel J Repinski Continuity and Change in Interpersonal Perspective Relationships with Parents in Adolescence - Patricia Noller Process and Outcome Cultural Perspectives on Continuity and Change Across the Contexts of Adolescents' Relationships - Catherine R Cooper 'We're Popular, But We're Not Snobs' - James Younis…
Communication, satisfaction, and emotional exhaustion among child care center staff
Family of Origin Influences on Late Adolescent Romantic Relationships
Mark J. Benson, Jeffry Larson, Stephan M. Wilson, David H. Demo, Family of Origin Influences on Late Adolescent Romantic Relationships, Journal of Marriage and Family, Vol. 55, No. 3 (Aug., 1993), pp. 663-672
Identity Consequences of Attachment to Mothers and Fathers Among Late Adolescents
This study examined the association between attachment and identity among late adolescents. Participants completed measures of attachment to their mothers and fathers as well as measures of identity status, family background, and life satisfaction. The study tested hypotheses from attachment theory and identity theory, both of which emphasize the influence of parent-child relationships and environmental exploration on the development of individua…
Beyond the Reaction Range Concept
Despite its popularity, the reaction range concept has several limitations that obscure the complexity of the heredity and environment interplay. This article presents a model that broadens the inherent limitations of the reaction range concept by including (a) multiple sources of variation, (b) changing contributions across development, and (c) dynamic influences of context and situation. The model is intended to expand the focus on sources of v…
Intergenerational Transmission
This study examined the attributions of young adults about their relationships with their parents and intimate others. In addition to their attributional reports, participants also provided information about the quality of their intimate relationships. The findings indicated that higher relationship quality was related to attributions in ways that were consistent with attributional theory. In addition, attributional differences between current an…
Interparental Hostility and Early Adolescent Problem Behavior
This study examines how parenting helps explain the contemporaneous association between interparental hostility and adolescent problem behavior. A theoretical model of spillover was tested specifying five aspects of mothers' and fathers' parenting that might be associated with parents' hostile interactions with one another: harshness, inconsistency, psychological intrusiveness, and lower levels of acceptance and monitoring knowledge. The sample c…
Interparental Hostility and Early Adolescent Problem Behavior
To explore the link between interparental hostility and adolescent problem behaviors, the current study examines four important maternal parenting dimensions as potential mediators: acceptance, harshness, inconsistency, and psychological intrusiveness. With a primary sample of 1,893 sixth-grade students, the measures included adolescent and teacher reports. Structural equation modeling revealed that each parenting construct partially mediated bot…
Identity Consequences of Attachment to Mothers and Fathers Among Late Adolescents
This study examined the association between attachment and identity among late adolescents. Participants completed measures of attachment to their mothers and fathers as well as measures of identity status, family background, and life satisfaction. The study tested hypotheses from attachment theory and identity theory, both of which emphasize the influence of parent-child relationships and environmental exploration on the development of individua…
Family of Origin Influences on Marital Attitudes and Readiness for Marriage in Late Adolescents
Using Bowenian family systems theory, this study examined the effects of the intergenerational transmission of anxiety in the family of origin through the processes of fusion, triangulation, and control on late adolescents' attitudes toward marriage and readiness for marriage. Participants ( N = 977) completed three measures of family processes in their families of origin, attitudes toward marriage, and readiness for marriage. The findings indica…
Family of Origin Influences on Late Adolescent Romantic Relationships
Mark J. Benson, Jeffry Larson, Stephan M. Wilson, David H. Demo, Family of Origin Influences on Late Adolescent Romantic Relationships, Journal of Marriage and Family, Vol. 55, No. 3 (Aug., 1993), pp. 663-672
Maternal Warmth and Early Adolescents’ Internalizing Symptoms and Externalizing Behavior
This study examines the relation between maternal warmth and the internalizing and externalizing problems of early adolescents, and the potential mediation of this relation by emotional insecurity. The hypotheses for the study derive from Cummings and Davies’ theory of emotional security. The current study extends the theory to security processes within the parent-adolescent relationship. A total of 203 early adolescents drawn from school samples…
Intergenerational Transmission
This study examined the attributions of young adults about their relationships with their parents and intimate others. In addition to their attributional reports, participants also provided information about the quality of their intimate relationships. The findings indicated that higher relationship quality was related to attributions in ways that were consistent with attributional theory. In addition, attributional differences between current an…
Parent resources during adolescence
Building on the Wisconsin Model of Status Attainment, this study examined the contextual process of obtaining educational attainment and the subsequent work outcomes and career satisfaction. This study used the National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent Health (Add Health) with structural equation modeling techniques to assess US participants from adolescence to young adulthood (N = 8309). Socioeconomic resources provided by parents in adolescence…
Young women's struggle for sexual agency
This qualitative study examined 14 young women's view of their sexual agency and sexual experiences. In particular the women discuss the messages communicated about female sexuality from their parents. Previous research results were supported, such as that parents do not communicate about sex frequently, when they do refer to it they cover only limited topics and that mothers communicate more frequently about sex than fathers do. Utilizing a femi…
Socioeconomic success and mental health profiles of young adults who drop out of college
Based on the developmental theories of life course and emerging adulthood, the current study examines a central question about the diversity of trajectories among young adults who drop out of college. The National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent to Adult Health (Add Health) provides prospective data on a nationally representative sample of US young adults. Our subsamples include young adults who dropped out of college (N = 1,530) and those who o…
Bridging the Individual and the Family
Communication, satisfaction, and emotional exhaustion among child care center staff
Identity Consequences of Attachment to Mothers and Fathers Among Late Adolescents
This study examined the association between attachment and identity among late adolescents. Participants completed measures of attachment to their mothers and fathers as well as measures of identity status, family background, and life satisfaction. The study tested hypotheses from attachment theory and identity theory, both of which emphasize the influence of parent-child relationships and environmental exploration on the development of individua…
Beyond the Reaction Range Concept
Despite its popularity, the reaction range concept has several limitations that obscure the complexity of the heredity and environment interplay. This article presents a model that broadens the inherent limitations of the reaction range concept by including (a) multiple sources of variation, (b) changing contributions across development, and (c) dynamic influences of context and situation. The model is intended to expand the focus on sources of v…
Intergenerational Transmission
This study examined the attributions of young adults about their relationships with their parents and intimate others. In addition to their attributional reports, participants also provided information about the quality of their intimate relationships. The findings indicated that higher relationship quality was related to attributions in ways that were consistent with attributional theory. In addition, attributional differences between current an…
Communication, satisfaction, and emotional exhaustion among child care center staff
Family of Origin Influences on Late Adolescent Romantic Relationships
Mark J. Benson, Jeffry Larson, Stephan M. Wilson, David H. Demo, Family of Origin Influences on Late Adolescent Romantic Relationships, Journal of Marriage and Family, Vol. 55, No. 3 (Aug., 1993), pp. 663-672
Bridging the Individual and the Family
Personal Relationships during Adolescence
The Study of Personal Relationships During Adolescence - Raymond Montemayor Relationships During Adolescence - W Andrew Collins and Daniel J Repinski Continuity and Change in Interpersonal Perspective Relationships with Parents in Adolescence - Patricia Noller Process and Outcome Cultural Perspectives on Continuity and Change Across the Contexts of Adolescents' Relationships - Catherine R Cooper 'We're Popular, But We're Not Snobs' - James Younis…
Fathers and Adolescents
Family of Origin Influences on Marital Attitudes and Readiness for Marriage in Late Adolescents
Using Bowenian family systems theory, this study examined the effects of the intergenerational transmission of anxiety in the family of origin through the processes of fusion, triangulation, and control on late adolescents' attitudes toward marriage and readiness for marriage. Participants ( N = 977) completed three measures of family processes in their families of origin, attitudes toward marriage, and readiness for marriage. The findings indica…
Interparental Hostility and Early Adolescent Problem Behavior
This study examines how parenting helps explain the contemporaneous association between interparental hostility and adolescent problem behavior. A theoretical model of spillover was tested specifying five aspects of mothers' and fathers' parenting that might be associated with parents' hostile interactions with one another: harshness, inconsistency, psychological intrusiveness, and lower levels of acceptance and monitoring knowledge. The sample c…
Interparental Hostility and Early Adolescent Problem Behavior
To explore the link between interparental hostility and adolescent problem behaviors, the current study examines four important maternal parenting dimensions as potential mediators: acceptance, harshness, inconsistency, and psychological intrusiveness. With a primary sample of 1,893 sixth-grade students, the measures included adolescent and teacher reports. Structural equation modeling revealed that each parenting construct partially mediated bot…
Young women's struggle for sexual agency
This qualitative study examined 14 young women's view of their sexual agency and sexual experiences. In particular the women discuss the messages communicated about female sexuality from their parents. Previous research results were supported, such as that parents do not communicate about sex frequently, when they do refer to it they cover only limited topics and that mothers communicate more frequently about sex than fathers do. Utilizing a femi…
Parent resources during adolescence
Building on the Wisconsin Model of Status Attainment, this study examined the contextual process of obtaining educational attainment and the subsequent work outcomes and career satisfaction. This study used the National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent Health (Add Health) with structural equation modeling techniques to assess US participants from adolescence to young adulthood (N = 8309). Socioeconomic resources provided by parents in adolescence…
Maternal Warmth and Early Adolescents’ Internalizing Symptoms and Externalizing Behavior
This study examines the relation between maternal warmth and the internalizing and externalizing problems of early adolescents, and the potential mediation of this relation by emotional insecurity. The hypotheses for the study derive from Cummings and Davies’ theory of emotional security. The current study extends the theory to security processes within the parent-adolescent relationship. A total of 203 early adolescents drawn from school samples…
Socioeconomic success and mental health profiles of young adults who drop out of college
Based on the developmental theories of life course and emerging adulthood, the current study examines a central question about the diversity of trajectories among young adults who drop out of college. The National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent to Adult Health (Add Health) provides prospective data on a nationally representative sample of US young adults. Our subsamples include young adults who dropped out of college (N = 1,530) and those who o…
Siblings’ Role Positions and Perceptions of Mental Illness
Psychology (16 obras) · Developmental psychology (14 obras) · Social Psychology (12 obras) · Social Psychology (9 obras) · Attachment and Relationship Dynamics (7 obras) · Child and Adolescent Psychosocial and Emotional Development (7 obras) · Family Dynamics and Relationships (6 obras) · Sociology (5 obras) · Clinical Psychology (4 obras) · Clinical Psychology (4 obras)