Submission Type
Poster
Area of Study or Work
Psychology
Faculty Advisor
Marie Nebel-Schwalm
Expected Graduation Date
2012
Location
Atrium, Center for Natural Sciences, Illinois Wesleyan University
Start Date
4-14-2012 2:35 AM
End Date
4-14-2012 3:35 AM
Abstract
Illinois Wesleyan Students completed a multipart questionnaire regarding their relationships with parents, perceptions of parental conflict (CPIC), dating anxiety (DAS-A), attitudes about relationships and marriage (AARMS), experiences in close relationships (ECR-R), alcohol and drug use, study habits, and rates of depression and anxiety (DASS). Preliminary analyses indicate significant differences on the self-blame subscale of the Children’s Perception of Interpersonal Conflict (CPIC) questionnaire. Students with high levels of self-blame for their parents’ interpersonal conflict report higher levels of attachment-related anxiety in their romantic relationships, based on the Experiences in Close Relationships-Revised (ECR-R) questionnaire. Further analyses of the additional survey measures will also be addressed
Examining the Effects of Parental Conflict on Students' Romantic Relationships and Well-Being
Atrium, Center for Natural Sciences, Illinois Wesleyan University
Illinois Wesleyan Students completed a multipart questionnaire regarding their relationships with parents, perceptions of parental conflict (CPIC), dating anxiety (DAS-A), attitudes about relationships and marriage (AARMS), experiences in close relationships (ECR-R), alcohol and drug use, study habits, and rates of depression and anxiety (DASS). Preliminary analyses indicate significant differences on the self-blame subscale of the Children’s Perception of Interpersonal Conflict (CPIC) questionnaire. Students with high levels of self-blame for their parents’ interpersonal conflict report higher levels of attachment-related anxiety in their romantic relationships, based on the Experiences in Close Relationships-Revised (ECR-R) questionnaire. Further analyses of the additional survey measures will also be addressed