Perceptions of family influences, self-esteem and psychoticism: A two-year longitudinal analysis

摘要: Abstract It is widely accepted that family influences are closely linked to emotional adjustment in the adolescent years. This study assessed extent which perceptions of functioning at Time 1 predict self-esteem and psychoticism 2. Respondents were 282 14-year-olds, traced for follow-up two years later. The success rate was more than 80%. results structural equation modelling suggested positive negative communication not significantly 2, although they indirectly through measures. discussed context other findings questioning role environmental on older children.