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The authors discuss the importance of sibling relations in different family forms from a family-systemic, attachment-theoretical and structural point of view. They particularly focus on family constellations at risk as well as on the consequences of sibling separation in the context of out-of-home care. Since only few surveys about siblings have been made in Germany, important stimulus for further research studies on this topic is given.Materialien 7 is the first volume of a topic series in which the results of the international research project "Siblings in Residential Child Care" will be published successively.

Starting point – fragmentary sibling research and concern of the expertise   Sibling relations – theoretical perspectives and empirical focuses<ul><li>Sibling relations from a systemic point of view</li><li>Roles and functions of siblings</li><li>Siblings as attachment figures from the attachment research point of view</li><li>Dimensions of sibling relations</li><li>Sibling relations in the course of life</li></ul>Factors of influence on sibling relations<ul><li>Structural features of sibling constellation</li><li>Correlations in the family network – congruence, compensation and favouritism</li></ul>The role of sibling relations in family constellations at risk<ul><li>Family structures at risk</li><li>Precarious family dynamics</li><li>Joint or separate placement? Siblings in out-of-home care</li><li>The role of sibling relations in questions of custody during separation or divorce proceedings</li></ul>Conclusion and outlook<ul><li>Opportunities and risks for and in sibling relations</li><li>Residential child and youth care – sibling relations in family-based care</li><li>Classification of findings, and future research</li></ul>

SPI-Materialien, Volume 7: Siblings in Residential Child Care – Sibling Relations in Family Constellations at Risk. Findings from Development-psychological and Family-psychological Studies.

SPI-Materialien, Volume 7 (edited by SOS-Kinderdorf e.V.), considers the importance of sibling relations from different scientific points of view, especially the consequences of sibling separation in the context of out-of-home care. Click here to download.

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