#12191. Parent–student relational turbulence, support processes, and mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic

July 2026publication date
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Sociology and Political Science;
Developmental and Educational Psychology;
Social Psychology;
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Abstract:
In Spring 20XX, the COVID-19 pandemic introduced unexpected transitions for college students and their families. Informed by Relational Turbulence Theory, we examined associations among relational turbulence processes in students’ relationships with parents, social support seeking and reception, and mental health. Seven hundred forty-seven college students living at home with a parent completed an online survey during June 20XX. Students’ self uncertainty, interference from parents, and relational turbulence were negatively associated with their support seeking and perceptions of support from parents, whereas facilitation from parents predicted increased support seeking and perceptions of support. In turn, support seeking and perceived support were negatively associated with students’ anxiety, depression, and stress. Finally, support processes mediated the association of turbulence with depression.
Keywords:
college students; COVID-19; mental health; parents; relational turbulence

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