Items Authored/Edited by Pike, Alison
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Number of items: 9.
Oliver, Bonamy R and Pike, Alison.
2021.
Introducing a novel online observation of parenting behavior: Reliability and validation.
Parenting, 21(2),
pp. 168-183.
ISSN 1529-5192
[Article]
Oliver, Bonamy R and Pike, Alison.
2020.
Family research just got harder… and more important.
The Psychologist,
ISSN 0952-8229
[Article]
Oliver, Bonamy R and Pike, Alison.
2018.
Mother-Child Positivity and Negativity: Family-Wide and Child-Specific Main Effects and Interactions Predict Child Adjustment.
Developmental Psychology, 54(4),
pp. 744-756.
ISSN 0012-1649
[Article]
Pike, Alison and Oliver, Bonamy R.
2017.
Child behavior and sibling relationship quality: a cross-lagged analysis.
Journal of Family Psychology, 31(2),
pp. 250-255.
ISSN 0893-3200
[Article]
Mark, Katharine M; Pike, Alison; Latham, Rachel M and Oliver, Bonamy R.
2017.
Using twins to better understand sibling relationships.
Behavior Genetics, 47(2),
pp. 202-214.
ISSN 0001-8244
[Article]
Mark, Katharine M.; Pike, Alison; Latham, Rachel M. and Oliver, Bonamy R.
2017.
The Maternal Emotional Climate Predicts Twin Sibling Relationship Quality.
Twin Research and Human Genetics, 20(02),
pp. 150-160.
ISSN 1832-4274
[Article]
Oliver, Bonamy R; Dale, Philip; Saudino, Kimberly; Petrill, Stephen; Pike, Alison and Plomin, Robert.
2002.
The Validity of a Parent-based Assessment of Cognitive Abilities in Three-year Olds.
Early Child Development and Care, 172(4),
pp. 337-348.
ISSN 0300-4430
[Article]