Nelli Buchmann

Aug 23, 2024 | bmjopen.bmj.com | Linda Larsen |Tonje Holt |Nelli Buchmann |Maria Morbech

IntroductionThe link between interparental conflict and child adjustment and development is long-recognised in the literature with findings showing that conflicts that are long-lasting, intense, hostile and child related are particularly detrimental for children.1–3 However, knowledge is still lacking about (1) how and why interparental conflicts develop over time and (2) in which contexts which types of conflicts are detrimental for which children.