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Research Article

Sibling and pet relationships: links with adversity and adjustment in pre-adolescence

Figures & data

Table 1. Descriptive statistics and inter-correlations between study variables.

Figure 1. Estimated marginal means from repeated-measures ANOVA examining the effect of gender, adversity, and relationship type (pet or siblings) on reported relationship quality. Note. *p < .05.

Figure 1. Estimated marginal means from repeated-measures ANOVA examining the effect of gender, adversity, and relationship type (pet or siblings) on reported relationship quality. Note. *p < .05.

Table 2. Hierarchical regression models predicting mothers’ reports of total difficulties on the SDQ at Time 1 and Time 2.

Figure 2. Sibling positivity buffers the negative impact of adversity on adjustment problems.

Figure 2. Sibling positivity buffers the negative impact of adversity on adjustment problems.

Figure 3. Pet positivity is associated with prosocial behavior in low adversity.

Figure 3. Pet positivity is associated with prosocial behavior in low adversity.

Table 3. Hierarchical regression models predicting mothers’ reports of prosocial behavior on the SDQ at Time 1 and Time 2.

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Data availability statement

Data are available on request from the authors.