Stepchildren’s Perceptions of the Contradictions in Communication with Stepparents

By L. Baxter, Dawn O. Braithwaite, Leah E. Bryant, A. Wagner. 2004

117 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Demography, Social Psychology, Sociology and Political Science

View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/2f769432306b320164261f95a7e55ad34fd524cf

Citations in the corpus

• Exhausted Parents: Sociodemographic, Child-Related, Parent-Related, Parenting and Family-Functioning Correlates of Parental Burnout (2018, unknown): “1994), having very young children (because young children cannot take care of themselves), being a single parent (because chores and responsibilities cannot be shared), having a blended family (because stepchildren may refuse their stepparent’s authority; Baxter et al. 2004), having inadequate livin”
• “You're My Parent but You're Not”: Dialectical Tensions in Stepchildren's Perceptions About Communicating with the Nonresidential Parent (2006, unknown): “In particular, researchers have examined the parent–stepparent–child triangle (eg, Afifi, 2003 ; Cissna, Cox, & Bochner, 1990 ), the stepparent–child relationship (eg, Baxter, Braithwaite, Bryant, & Wagner, 2004 ), and stepfamily rituals (eg, Braithwaite, Baxter, & Harper, 1998 ).”