Number of Siblings As a Factor for Prosocial Behaviors in Adolescents Exposed to Violence in Northern Ireland

Sibling relationships function as key contexts for the socialization of adolescents, and this study employs hierarchical regression to explore the number of siblings as a factor related to prosocial outcomes and internalizing and externalizing symptomology in adolescents exposed to both sectarian and non-sectarian violence in postaccord Belfast in Northern Ireland.