Sibling Dyads is a relational construct in developmental psychology denoting a unique pair of siblings whose mutual interactions, characterized by emotional intensity, longitudinal continuity, and reciprocal influence, distinguish it from other familial or peer relationships within the study of family systems.
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A Family Study of Panic Disorder
Raymond R. Crowe · Archives of General Psychiatry · 1983 · 490 citations
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Separate lives: why siblings are so different
Choice Reviews Online · 1991 · 451 citations
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