Current and Recollected Perceptions of Family Relationships: The Social Relations Model Approach Applied to Members of Three Generations
Data from 81 three-generation families (comprising 567 participants) were analyzed to assess perceptions of current-family and family-of-origin relationships. The dimensions studied (Restrictiveness, Justice, Affection, and Trust) were derived from the family systems theories as developed by Boszorm...
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| description | Data from 81 three-generation families (comprising 567 participants) were analyzed to assess perceptions of current-family and family-of-origin relationships. The dimensions studied (Restrictiveness, Justice, Affection, and Trust) were derived from the family systems theories as developed by Boszormenyi-Nagy (
I. Boszormenyi-Nagy & B. R. Krasner, 1986
;
I. Boszormenyi-Nagy & G. Spark, 1984
;
I. Boszormenyi-Nagy & D. N. Ulrich, 1981
) and Stierlin (
H. Stierlin, 1974
,
1978
;
H. Stierlin, I. Rücker-Embden, N. Wetzel, & M. Wirsching, 1980
). The social relations model (SRM) was used to disentangle the perception scores into characteristics of the perceiver (actor component), the target (partner component), and the family as a whole. For both current-family and family-of-origin relationships, significant variances of actor as well as family components were found. Empirical evidence for an association between current-family and (mother's) family-of-origin components was only found on the dimension of Restrictiveness. Clear differences were found between the means of current-family and family-of-origin perceptions, which could be explained by differences between current and past SRM components. |
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I. Boszormenyi-Nagy & G. Spark, 1984
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;
I. Boszormenyi-Nagy & G. Spark, 1984
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I. Boszormenyi-Nagy & D. N. Ulrich, 1981
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;
H. Stierlin, I. Rücker-Embden, N. Wetzel, & M. Wirsching, 1980
). The social relations model (SRM) was used to disentangle the perception scores into characteristics of the perceiver (actor component), the target (partner component), and the family as a whole. For both current-family and family-of-origin relationships, significant variances of actor as well as family components were found. Empirical evidence for an association between current-family and (mother's) family-of-origin components was only found on the dimension of Restrictiveness. 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