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Parental functioning and the home environment in families of divorce: prospective and concurrent analyses.

Abstract Relationships between marital status and parental functioning were evaluated both prospectively (years before marriage dissolution) and concurrently (after marriage dissolution). Prospective analyses included only then-intact families and compared parents who subsequently were divorced with parents who subsequently did not divorce. The subset of intact families in which divorce eventually occurred was characterized by unsupportive parenting of children and interparental tension years before the formal dissolution of the marriage. Concurrent analyses compared intact and divorced families. Marital status was shown to he related to parental self-concepts. Mother-daughter and mother-son relations subsequent to divorce are described.