Table of Contents: Preface
Acknowledgments
Chapter 1. An Evolutionary Perspective of Rivalry in the Family (pp. 1-34)
(Alyson J. Myers and David F. Bjorklund)
Chapter 2. The Physiology of Rivalry in Infancy (pp. 35-48)
(Melannie Platt and Nancy Aaron Jones)
Chapter 3. Becoming an Older Sibling: Introducing the Sibling Outcome Survey (SOS) – An Instrument For Assessing Risk and Resilience in the Toddler-Newborn Infant Relationship (pp. 49-76)
(Jennifer K. Chapman, Wonjung Oh and Sybil L. Hart)
Chapter 4. “Will You Stop Saving the Day? You’re Just the Sidekick”: Rivalry in Young Children’s Sibling Relationships (pp. 77-110)
(Laurie Kramer)
Chapter 5. Twin Rivalry in Childhood (pp. 111-130)
(Hila Segal and Ariel Knafo-Noam)
Chapter 6. Implicit Beliefs and Culturally-Embedded Values Can Help Reframe Sibling Jealousy (pp. 131-162)
(Amy G. Halberstadt, Julie A. Thompson and Dejah Oertwig)
Chapter 7. When Friends Differ: How Imbalances Between Partners Influence Young Adolescents’ Friendship Rivalry and Competition (pp. 163-198)
(Jeffrey G. Parker and Katelyn E. Massey)
Chapter 8. A Selective Review of Research and Theory on Adult Rivalry: Considering Anger, Jealousy, and Dominance Motives (pp. 199-216)
(Cindy Harmon-Jones and Eddie Harmon-Jones)
Chapter 9. Rivalry in Coparenting at the Transition to Parenthood (pp. 217-238)
(Sarah J. Schoppe-Sullivan, Miranda N. Berrigan and Michael B. Wells)
Chapter 10. Continuity and Change in Adult Children’s Perceptions of Maternal Favoritism: Consequences for Relationships with Siblings in Midlife (pp. 239-256)
(Marissa Rurka, J. Jill Suitor, Siyun Peng, Gulcin Con, Megan Gilligan and Yifei Hou)
List of Contributors (pp. 257-258)
About the Editors (pp. 259-260)
Index (pp. 261)
Total Pages: 268 |