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Routledge Children's Influence on Family Dynamics Book

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Description

Explore the often overlooked role of children in shaping household environments with Children's Influence on Family Dynamics. Part of the Penn State University Family Issues Symposia Series, this volume examines how the unique personal qualities of children affect their relationships with family members. While much research focuses on how parents shape children, this book investigates how children's traits impact family interactions and the processes defined as parenting. The chapters analyze how these individual qualities leave a mark on the family unit, potentially affecting a child's own development. This academic text provides a deep look into the bidirectional nature of family relationships, making it a valuable resource for those studying sociology and family dynamics.

Key Features

This volume is part of the Penn State University Family Issues Symposia Series published by Routledge.

The text examines how children's personal qualities help shape family interaction and relationships.

Chapters address how children influence family processes and the concept of parenting.

The content explores how children's individual marks on the family can influence their own subsequent development.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
01 March 2003
Listed Since
23 December 2006

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