The effects of marital quality on coparenting: A cross-level mediation analysis based on the common fate model
LIU Yiting1, FAN Jieqiong2, CHEN Bin-Bin1
1Department of Psychology, Fudan University, Shanghai 200433, China 2Faculty of Education and ECNU Branch, Collaborative Innovation Center of Assessment towards Basic Education Quality, East China Normal University, Shanghai 200062, China
LIU Yiting, FAN Jieqiong, CHEN Bin-Bin. (2022). The effects of marital quality on coparenting: A cross-level mediation analysis based on the common fate model. Acta Psychologica Sinica, 54(10), 1216-1233.
Figure 1.The hypothetical model based on the standard common fate model. Note. Solid lines depict direct paths between the dyadic variance between mothers’ and fathers’ reports of marital quality predicting the dyadic variance of supportive and undermining coparenting. Dashed lines represent paths from the individual-level variance estimates (ε) of marital quality for mothers and fathers predicting coparenting.
Figure 1. The hypothetical model based on the standard common fate model. Note. Solid lines depict direct paths between the dyadic variance between mothers’ and fathers’ reports of marital quality predicting the dyadic variance of supportive and undermining coparenting. Dashed lines represent paths from the individual-level variance estimates (ε) of marital quality for mothers and fathers predicting coparenting.
Figure 2.The hypothetical model based on the cross-level common fate mediation model. Note. Solid lines depict paths between the dyadic variance between mothers’ and fathers’ reports of marital quality predicting the dyadic variance of supportive and undermining coparenting. And solid lines also depict paths from the individual-level variance of mothers’ and fathers’ reports of parenting sense of competence predicting the dyadic variance of supportive and undermining coparenting. Dashed lines represent paths from the individual-level variance estimates (ε) of marital quality for mothers and fathers predicting the individual-level variance of parenting sense of competence and the dyadic variance of coparenting.
Figure 2. The hypothetical model based on the cross-level common fate mediation model. Note. Solid lines depict paths between the dyadic variance between mothers’ and fathers’ reports of marital quality predicting the dyadic variance of supportive and undermining coparenting. And solid lines also depict paths from the individual-level variance of mothers’ and fathers’ reports of parenting sense of competence predicting the dyadic variance of supportive and undermining coparenting. Dashed lines represent paths from the individual-level variance estimates (ε) of marital quality for mothers and fathers predicting the individual-level variance of parenting sense of competence and the dyadic variance of coparenting.