ReviewA meta-analysis on interparental conflict, parenting, and child adjustment in divorced families: Examining mediation using meta-analytic structural equation models
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Rianne van Dijk is a PhD candidate at the department of Clinical Child and Family Studies and the department of Youth and Family, Utrecht University. She received two master's degrees, both cum laude, in the research master ‘Development and Socialisation in Childhood and Adolescence’ (DaSCA) and the master ‘Clinical Child, Family, and Education Studies’. In her PhD project, she aims to examine processes that explain how and under what circumstances (recent) family disruption following divorce affects children's adjustment over time.
Inge E. van der Valk, who received her PhD at Utrecht University in 2004, currently works as an assistant professor at the department of Youth and Family, Utrecht University. In her research, she examines the associations between parental conflicts, divorce, and the adjustment of children and adolescents. She is currently engaged in various research projects regarding children from divorced and separated families, including feelings of belongingness, post-divorce contact and care arrangements, and the effectiveness of a parenting program for high-conflict families.
Maja Deković received her PhD at the Radboud University Nijmegen in 1991. After being appointed full professor at University of Amsterdam in 1998, since 2004 she works as full professor, and department chair, at the department of Clinical Child and Family Studies, Utrecht University. She is leader of the Utrecht Centre for Child and Adolescent Studies (CAS), an interdisciplinary research program that aims to explain how individual characteristics, proximal social relationships, and the wider social and cultural context shape developmental trajectories, with the ultimate aim to improve preventive and/or interventions to help children and families optimally develop.
Susan Branje received her PhD cum laude at the Radboud University Nijmegen in 2003. Currently she is a full professor, and department chair, at the department of Youth and Family, Utrecht University. Her work generally focuses on understanding the developmental changes in adolescents' relationships with parents, siblings, friends, and romantic partners and the associations with development of adolescent adjustment. She is also President of the European Association for Research in Adolescence (EARA).