APS
30th APS Annual Convention · 2018
The Longitudinal Impact of Maternal Neuroticism on Family Cohesion: An Autoregressive Latent Trajectory Analysis
Session: Poster Session XVIII
Authors
- Netasha PizanoPresenting Author
California State University, Fullerton - Kathleen Preston
California State University, Fullerton - Jonathan Park
California State University, Fullerton - Dina Naji
California State University, Fullerton - Danielle Rodgers
California State University, Fullerton
Abstract
Mothers’ perspectives of family cohesion related to maternal neuroticism were investigated with an autoregressive latent trajectory analysis (ALT). Results revealed that maternal neuroticism was a detriment to family cohesion during childhood. Overtime, early family cohesion influenced later family cohesion. However, maternal neuroticism was not related to the change in cohesion.
Families/Parenting
