Studies on active duty military families indicate that deployment disrupts normal functioning of the family. Scholars still, however, lack the necessary knowledge to fully grasp the impact that the current Iraq and Afghanistan wars have had on Army National Guard (ARNG) families who have experienced deployment. A grounded theoretical approach to interviews with ARNG spouses yields insight into how these families are coping with the often-unexpected event of wartime deployment. The authors identify stressors and coping strategies used by these spouses and offer suggestions for future research that will allow scholars to more fully understand the present situation ARNG families are facing
Although systemic research on National Guard and Reserve (NGR) spouses and families does not exist, ...
Since September 11, 2001 the United States has entered a period of increased military action. Over 2...
When military service members are deployed, their absence affects their families. In this study, th...
Objective. Utilization of Army National Guard troops in support of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan ...
There are many adjustments couples must make during deployment. Previous research has shown that mar...
War deployments are stressful events for the at-home spouse of a deployed soldier (Faber, Willerton,...
Thesis (M.A., Sociology) -- California State University, Sacramento, 2010.The most recent conflict i...
Peer Reviewedhttps://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/140037/1/jclp22487.pdfhttps://deepblue...
Color poster with text and pictures describing research conducted by Katharine M. Divyak, Ann E. Hoe...
Even in the absence of wartime stressors, the military lifestyle is characterized by frequent challe...
The purpose of this study was to identify the most stressful experiences of military spouses in the ...
In the current climate of sustained and intensive military operations in the Middle East, spouses of...
Deployment has well documented psychological consequences for military personnel. To fully understan...
Extended periods of parent-child separation is a stressor that some families face due to vocational ...
Military families experience stressors unique to their occupation which strongly influence family st...
Although systemic research on National Guard and Reserve (NGR) spouses and families does not exist, ...
Since September 11, 2001 the United States has entered a period of increased military action. Over 2...
When military service members are deployed, their absence affects their families. In this study, th...
Objective. Utilization of Army National Guard troops in support of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan ...
There are many adjustments couples must make during deployment. Previous research has shown that mar...
War deployments are stressful events for the at-home spouse of a deployed soldier (Faber, Willerton,...
Thesis (M.A., Sociology) -- California State University, Sacramento, 2010.The most recent conflict i...
Peer Reviewedhttps://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/140037/1/jclp22487.pdfhttps://deepblue...
Color poster with text and pictures describing research conducted by Katharine M. Divyak, Ann E. Hoe...
Even in the absence of wartime stressors, the military lifestyle is characterized by frequent challe...
The purpose of this study was to identify the most stressful experiences of military spouses in the ...
In the current climate of sustained and intensive military operations in the Middle East, spouses of...
Deployment has well documented psychological consequences for military personnel. To fully understan...
Extended periods of parent-child separation is a stressor that some families face due to vocational ...
Military families experience stressors unique to their occupation which strongly influence family st...
Although systemic research on National Guard and Reserve (NGR) spouses and families does not exist, ...
Since September 11, 2001 the United States has entered a period of increased military action. Over 2...
When military service members are deployed, their absence affects their families. In this study, th...