Manke, B., & Pike, A. (2001). Combining the Social Relations Model and behavioral genetics to explore the etiology of familial interactions. Marriage and Family Review, 33, 179-204.

The Social Relations Model (SRM) and its ability to explain family interaction in terms of actor, partner and dyadic relationship effects is described followed by findings from 3 studies. Results indicate that much of familial interaction is relationship specific and not due to individual-level effects.