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• W155433257 abstract "80% of American children grow up in a household with one or more siblings (Dunn, 2000). These relationships are known to be intense and highly affectively-charged (Dunn, 1983) and are many individuals’ longest-duration relationships, extending across the lifespan farther than most friendships, marital, or parental relationships (Dunn, 1998; Sroufe et al, 2005). A growing body of work suggests that sibling relationships contribute to children’s social, cognitive and emotional development, as well as to eventual psychopathology outcomes (Brody, 1998). The current study examines low-income boys’ sibling play interactions at age five as a predictor of their subsequent psychological adjustment in later childhood (N = 133). In particular, positive play is examined as a marker of high-quality sibling relationships. The study makes four primary contributions to the field: 1) Identifying child and family predictors of positive sibling interaction in a high-risk sample of young children observed during regular play; 2) Finding differences in positive sibling interactions between siblings with small and large age differences, older versus younger siblings, and African-American and European-American sibling dyads; 3) Demonstrating a relationship between positive sibling interaction at five years of age and absence of psychiatric diagnoses and fewer symptoms up to seven years later in boys at risk for psychopathology; and 4) Identifying the unique contributions of positive sibling relationships, independent of family functioning and peer relationships, in buffering against the development of psychopathology in this high-risk sample. Results suggest that sibling interactions and in particular, resolution of conflict and negative affect during sibling play, are important directions for continued examination and intervention." @default.
• W155433257 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W155433257 creator A5032404343 @default.
• W155433257 date "2012-09-27" @default.
• W155433257 modified "2023-09-26" @default.
• W155433257 title "My brother, my friend: Positive sibling relationships, peer acceptance, and internalizing problems in low-income boys" @default.
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