Featuring
Mark Feinberg, Ph.D., Research Professor of Health and Human Development, Prevention Research Center, Penn State
In-Person Event
Location
Ruth Pike Auditorium, 022 Biobehavioral Health Building
Much of the focus of family prevention research has been on enhancing parenting quality. However, family systems scholars and empirical evidence point to the critical importance of both coparenting and sibling relationships for the long-term well-being of parents and children. This presentation will review recent work along these two tracks in Dr. Feinberg’s research.
Much of the focus of family prevention research has been on enhancing parenting quality. However, family systems scholars and empirical evidence point to the critical importance of both coparenting and sibling relationships for the long-term well-being of parents and children. This presentation will review recent work along these two tracks in Dr. Feinberg’s research.
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