Adaptive and maladaptive gatekeeping behaviours and attitudes : implications for child outcomes after separation and divorce

A parent's attitude towards the other parent's involvement with a child (gatekeeping) - implications for that other parent's relationship with the child - family dynamics during separation and divorce - maternal identity - mother/father perception of parenting role - facilitative gate...

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Published inFamily court review Vol. 55; no. 2; pp. 260 - 272
Main Authors Saini, Michael A., Drozd, Leslie M., Olesen, Nancy W.
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Madison Wiley Subscription Services, Inc 01.04.2017
Subjects
Adaptive and Maladaptive
and Separation and Divorce
Attitudes
CHILD CUSTODY
Child Custody Disputes
CHILDREN
Co‐Parenting
Families & family life
FAMILY LAW
Gatekeeping
PARENTAL RIGHTS AND DUTIES
Parent–Child Relationships
UNITED STATES
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Summary:A parent's attitude towards the other parent's involvement with a child (gatekeeping) - implications for that other parent's relationship with the child - family dynamics during separation and divorce - maternal identity - mother/father perception of parenting role - facilitative gatekeeping - restrictive gatekeeping - inconsistent gatekeeping - impact on children after separation.
Bibliography:2017-05-19T15:49:57+10:00
Family Court Review: an interdisciplinary journal, Vol. 55, No. 2, April 2017: 260-272
ISSN:1531-2445
1744-1617
DOI:10.1111/fcre.12276