Abstract
Associations between parents' poor marital adjustment, parent-child discord, affectionless control, low family cohesion, and parental divorce and DSM-III diagnoses were explored in a study of 220 offspring of parents with and without major depression. Implications for the etiology of psychopathology and for analytic strategies are discussed
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