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Using a retrospective method developed by Pipp et al. (1985), delinquent (N=100) and nondelinquent (N=100) 16-17 years old male adolescents' used diagrams and questionnaire ratings to portray their relationships with both parents during four age periods. From early childhood to their current age, delinquents perceived their intimate relationships with parents as less loving and close compared with matched controls. Both studygroups perceived themselves as gaining progressively more responsibility and dominance during childhood, but differed from each other in the area of dominance, responsibility and friendship during current relationships and during early childhood in the area of independence and similarity. © 2014 Published by C-crcs. Peer-review under responsibility of Editor or Guest Editor of the EJSBS.

Delinquent and No delinquent Male Adolescents’ Conceptions of Their Intimate Relationships with Parents