Life-span Developmental Psychology

Nancy Datan University of Wisconsin - Green Bay, Anita L. Greene West Virginia University, Hayne W. Reese West Virginia University

Theoretical and Methodological Issues: 1 Conceptual and Theoretical Perspectives on Generational Relations 2 Oedipal Conflict, Platonic Love: Centrifugal Forces in lntergenerational Relations 3 lntergenerational Research: Methodological Considerations, lnter-generational Relations and Change 4 Family and Community Networks in Appalachia 5 Asymmetrical Kin and the Problematic Son-in-Law 6 Daughters and Sons as Young Adults: Restructuring the Ties that Bind 7 Family Ties and Life Changes: Hard Times and Hard Choices in Women's Lives Since the 1930s 8 The Role of the Family in the Development of Mental Abilities: A 50-Year Study Salutogenic and Pathogenic Processes 9 lnter-generational Networks and Transmitting the Sense of Coherence 10 Reciprocal Socialization and the Care of Offspring with Cancer and Schizophrenia 11 Elder Abuse Resulting From Caregiving Overload in Older Families