members, partners their families videotaped PTSD symptoms and target child participating in a interactions associated with between 4 and 13 larger increased distress years of age intervention avoidance during study the observed interaction with children; experiential avoidance associated with less positive engagement with children. (4) Creech et al., 134 women veterans Cross-sectional DRRI-2; No 2016 PCL;AUDIT; CSI; association PSOC between PTSD symptoms or alcohol misuse with parenting or parenting satisfaction; deployment stress predicted parenting satisfaction. (5) Davis et al., 282 National Baseline data PCL; DAS; PTSD symptoms, 2015 Guard/Reserve from Fathers’ negative life events, fathers longitudinal parenting and battle prevention study practices – experiences not observation associated with observed parenting. (6) Gewirtz et 468 National Guard Prospective PCL, APQ, Increases in PTSD al., 2010 fathers from a year longitudinal parent-child symptoms over brigade combat study relationship time associated team quality with self-reported poorer parenting practices. PTSD symptoms predicted parenting challenges independent of their impact on couple adjustment
members, partners and target child between 4 and 13 years of age their families participating in a larger intervention study videotaped interactions PTSD symptoms associated with increased distress avoidance during the observed interaction with children; experiential avoidance associated with less positive engagement with children. (4) Creech et al., 2016 134 women veterans Cross-sectional DRRI-2; PCL;AUDIT; CSI; PSOC No association between PTSD symptoms or alcohol misuse with parenting or parenting satisfaction; stress predicted parenting satisfaction. (5) Davis et al., 2015 282 National Guard/Reserve fathers Baseline data from longitudinal prevention study PCL; DAS; Fathers’ parenting practices – observation PTSD symptoms, negative life events, and battle experiences not associated with observed parenting. (6) Gewirtz et al., 2010 468 National Guard fathers from a brigade combat team Prospective longitudinal study PCL, APQ, parent-child relationship quality Increases in PTSD symptoms over time associated with self-reported poorer parenting practices. PTSD symptoms predicted parenting challenges independent of their impact on couple adjustment deployment year