APS
31st APS Annual Convention · 2019
The Interaction of Kin Involvement, Perceived Support, and Relationship Satisfaction Predicts Internalizing Symptoms for Youth in the Child Welfare System
- Nathan Lutz
Loyola University - Lauren Hindt
Loyola University Chicago - Brynn Huguenel
Loyola University Chicago - Jennifer Osborne
Loyola University Chicago - Scott Leon
Loyola University Chicago
Abstract
Lacking social support can result in a number of negative outcomes for developing youth. These outcomes are especially relevant in vulnerable populations such as youth in the Child Welfare System. A three-way interaction between actual and perceived kin support and relationship satisfaction significantly predicted internalizing symptoms (Adj. R2=.022, p=.029).
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