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DIVORCE. MARITAL DISCORD. AND CHILDREN'S WELL-BEING 911 Self-esteem Distress Satisfaction Happiness 151 162 65 .83 Psychological well-being 49 .36 54 Mother-child relationship Father-child relationship 65 71 74 81 Relations with mother (Parent) Relations with mother (Child) Relations with father (Parent) Relations with father (Child) 57 18 Figure 2. Measurement Model for Mother-Child Relations, Father-Child Relations, and Offspring's Psychological Well-Being Note. All coefficients are standardized and are significant at pos two-tarted tents> x = 44.6.0/ 17 GFI98, CF 98, RMSEA OS ents with low.discord marriages) repre sents 42 of a standard deviation The corre sponding difference for offspring with con- tinuously married, high-discord parents rep resents: 38 of standard deviation. These efect Sixes are moderate in magnitude and large enough to be nonnyal (Cohen 1988) Model 2 includes the line control bles. The cocitieients to parenta divorse and marital disco hecime slightly larger with offspring psychological well-being. Adding these variables to the equation, how- ever, reduces the conficients for parental di vorce and marital discord Slightly Model 3 versus Model 2 indicating little mediation Model 4 removes the socioeconomici lible and enters of springsmaatus and distupted unions to the equation All though mamica pang port highet psy chidagical wellbeing and single of