MUMS OF TEENAGERS! Tell us what you think in a simple survey

24 February 2016

We are interested in seeing how families today get on, and how families with one child compare with those with more than one. The study you are being invited to participate in will help to find out more about how families with only children differ from those with more than one child during the teenage years. With growing numbers of couples having only one child, this would be important and relevant not just for parents and academics, but for all those who work with children.

Keywords

• University of Warwick
• Only children
• single-child families
• one-child families
• Parenting
• Adolescent
• Developmental Psychology
• siblings
• UK 11-14 Teenage participants
• Well-being
• Parent-child relationship
• Adolescence

Ethical approval

This study has received ethical approval from the ethics' committee in the department of Psychology at Warwick University.

About the researcher

I am a PhD Psychology student at Warwick University (Supervisor: Associate Professor Dr Fiona MacCallum).

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