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23 works· latest 2022· 3 institutionscluster: provisional

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Father Custody and Social Development in Boys and Girls1979 · 233 citations
Social science and parenting plans for young children: A consensus report.2014 · 141 citations
Children's and Parents' Observed Social Behavior in Stepfather Families1982 · 91 citations
FAMILY BRIDGES: USING INSIGHTS FROM SOCIAL SCIENCE TO RECONNECT PARENTS AND ALIENATED CHILDREN*2010 · 78 citations
The impact of divorce in father-custody and mother-custody homes: The child's perspective1983 · 60 citations

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Developmental psychology and the scientific status of parental alienation.

Developmental Psychology·2022·4 authors

47citations

Reclaiming Parent–Child Relationships: Outcomes of Family Bridges with Alienated Children

Journal of Divorce & Remarriage·2018·1 author

22citations

Risks to Professionals Who Work With Troubled and Alienated Parent-Child Relationships

American Journal of Family Therapy·2016·1 author

8citations

Bringing Sense to Parental Alienation: A Look at the Disputes and the Evidence

·2016·1 author

24citations

Social Science and Children's Best Interests in Relocation Cases: "Burgess" Revisited

·2016·1 author

19citations

Ten parental alienation fallacies that compromise decisions in court and in therapy.

Professional Psychology Research and Practice·2015·1 author

43citations

Securing Children’s Best Interests While Resisting the Lure of Simple Solutions

Journal of Divorce & Remarriage·2014·1 author

13citations

Social science and parenting plans for young children: A consensus report.

Psychology Public Policy and Law·2014·1 author

141citations

Parental Alienation Among College Students

American Journal of Family Therapy·2011·2 authors

34citations

Parenting by the Clock: The Best-Interest-of-the-Child Standard, Judicial Discretion, and the American Law Institute's "Approximation Rule"

University of Baltimore Law Forum·2011·1 author·Open access

27citations

FAMILY BRIDGES: USING INSIGHTS FROM SOCIAL SCIENCE TO RECONNECT PARENTS AND ALIENATED CHILDREN*

Family Court Review·2010·1 author

78citations

ALIENATING AUDIENCES FROM INNOVATION: THE PERILS OF POLEMICS, IDEOLOGY, AND INNUENDO

Family Court Review·2010·1 author

15citations

HELPING ALIENATED CHILDREN WITH FAMILY BRIDGES: PRACTICE, RESEARCH, AND THE PURSUIT OF “HUMBITION”

Family Court Review·2010·2 authors

13citations

The Approximation Rule, Child Development Research, and Children’s Best Interests After Divorce

Child Development Perspectives·2007·1 author

31citations

PUNCHING THE PARENTING TIME CLOCK: THE APPROXIMATION RULE, SOCIAL SCIENCE, AND THE BASEBALL BAT KIDS*

Family Court Review·2007·1 author

34citations

WHO WILL BE THERE WHEN I CRY IN THE NIGHT?

Family Court Review·2002·1 author

21citations

BLANKET RESTRICTIONS

Family Court Review·2000·1 author

48citations

Remarriage As A Trigger of Parental Alienation Syndrome

American Journal of Family Therapy·2000·1 author

40citations

GENDER BIAS IN CHILD CUSTODY DECISIONS

Family Court Review·1996·1 author

40citations

Father‐custody and child development: A review and analysis of psychological research

Behavioral Sciences & the Law·1986·1 author

33citations

The impact of divorce in father-custody and mother-custody homes: The child's perspective

New Directions for Child and Adolescent Development·1983·2 authors

60citations

Children's and Parents' Observed Social Behavior in Stepfather Families

Child Development·1982·3 authors

91citations

Father Custody and Social Development in Boys and Girls

Journal of Social Issues·1979·2 authors

233citations