Interpersonal Relations Across the Life Course

CONTENTSLIST OF CONTRIBUTORSPREFACEACKNOWLEDGEMENTSPART 1: MACRO-MICRO LINKAGES AND INTERPERSONAL RELATIONS1. SOCIAL RELATIONSHIPS IN THE NEW DEMOGRAPHIC REGIME: POTENTIALS AND RISKS, RECONSIDERED Richard A. Settersten, Jr.2. MACROSTRUCTURAL CONDITIONS OF INTERPERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS: HOW SCHOOLS AND SCHOOLING SHAPE INTERACTIONS FROM EARLY TO LATE ADOLESCENCE Christopher C. Weiss and E. Christine Baker-Smith3. ADULT SIBLINGS: A MULTI-ETHNIC STUDY OF FAMILIES Pamela Braboy Jackson, Rashawn Ray, and Mary D. ShawPART 2: PARENTING ACROSS THE LIFE COURSE4. INTERACTIVE STRESS AND COPING AROUND PARENTING: EXPLAINING TRAJECTORIES OF CHANGE IN INTIMATE RELATIONSHIPS OVER THE LIFE COURSE Debra Umberson and Corinne Reczek5. ASSESSMENTS OF PARENTING QUALITY AND EXPERIENCES ACROSS THE LIFE COURSE Elaine Wethington and Claire M. Kamp Dush6. INTERGENERATIONAL CARE AND THE GREEDINESS OF ADULT CHILDREN’S MARRIAGES Naomi Gerstel and Natalia SarkisianPART 3: PARENT-ADULT CHILD RELATIONS DURING TRANSITIONS7. DIVORCE AND INTERGENERATIONAL RELATIONS ACROSS THE LIFE COURSE Adam Shapiro and Teresa M. Cooney8. PARENTAL MARITAL TRANSITIONS AND INSTRUMENTAL ASSISTANCE BETWEEN GENERATIONS: A WITHIN-FAMILY LONGITUDINAL ANALYSIS Adam Davey, David J. Eggebeen, and Jyoti Savla9. CHANGES IN CONTACT AND SUPPORT WITHIN INTERGENERATIONAL RELATIONSHIPS IN THE NETHERLANDS: A COHORT AND TIME-SEQUENTIAL PERSPECTIVE Suzan van der Pas, Theo van Tilburg, and Kees Knipscheer10. PARENTS’ AND OFFSPRING’S PERCEPTIONS OF CHANGE AND CONTINUITY WHEN PARENTS EXPERIENCE THE TRANSITION TO OLD AGE Karen L. Fingerman, Elizabeth L. Hay, Claire M. Kamp Dush, Kelly E. Cichy, and Shelley J. Hosterman PART 4: TRANSITIONS IN NON-KINSHIP RELATIONSHIPS11. MAKE NEW FRIENDS BUT KEEP THE OLD? AN EXAMINATION OF TINTO’S MODEL OF SOCIAL INTEGRATION FROM A LIFE COURSE PERSPECTIVE Janel Benson12. HOW THE ETHICAL EXPERIENCE DEFINES ADULTHOOD: A SOCIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS Stéphanie GaudetPART 5: SOCIAL RELATIONSHIPS AND WELL-BEING13. WORK-FAMILY SPILLOVER AMONG DUAL-EARNER COUPLES Joyce Altobelli and Phyllis Moen14. SOCIAL RELATIONSHIPS: RESOURCES AND OBSTACLES TO OLDER WOMEN’S HEALTH ADAPTATIONS AND WELL-BEING Karen A. Roberto and Erica K. Husser