Grandchildren's perspectives on relationships with grandparents: The influence of gender across generations

Grandchildren's perspectives on relationships with grandparents: The influence of gender across generations

Because of gender differentials in involvement in family life, it is hypothesized that gender of grandparents, parents, & grandchildren will be important to the grandchild-grandparent relationship. A questionnaire survey of 120 undergraduate students at the U of Texas at San Antonio yielded info...

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