Longitudinal investigation shows parent-child and peer relationship quality affects intimate partner relationships in young adults, suggesting early interventions may be beneficial.
= 0.13-0.19). No sex differences emerged. Results were consistent across both the ATP and TRAILS cohorts. Promoting healthy parent-child and peer relationships in early adolescence may help strengthen intimate partner relationships in young adulthood.
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