Publication date
April 1982
DOI Publisher
Wiley ISSN
0194-472X Journal
Journal of Marital and Family Therapy Citation count (estimate)
14Abstract
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The structure of the family is constantly changing. Cherlin and Furstenberg (1983) predicted that by...
The influence of remarriage after divorce on psychological well-being and readjustment to marriage a...
As family members move from first marriage, through divorce and the two household family, to early a...
Most children who experience their parents\u27 divorce also experience their custodial parent\u27s r...
This study examines the transition from marital dissolution to remarriage and how it differs by vari...
Remarriage is a growing phenomenon that has reached an all-time high within the past few decades. Wh...
The article presents an overview of research and theory on remarriages and stepfamilies published in...
Remarriage has been prevalent in Korea since the mid-1990s. Remarried families have reported that th...
The importance of family dynamics cannot be underestimated, in addition to the implications that the...
Despite the increasing prevalence of remarriages over the last several decades, little work has been...
Numerous children around the world grow up in divorced or separated families, which poses a risk for...
Although the divorce rate in first-marriages has stabilized after years of increase in North America...
The “sandwich generation” refers to persons in middle adulthood who have simultaneous commitments to...
From an educational psychology perspective, family life – as a child’s primary educational situation...
This study is a follow-up of Spanier (1977) "Adjustment to Separation and Divorce," also archived at...
The structure of the family is constantly changing. Cherlin and Furstenberg (1983) predicted that by...
The influence of remarriage after divorce on psychological well-being and readjustment to marriage a...
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