Relational Dialectics Theory

Leslie A. Baxter · Kristina M. Scharp · Lindsey J. Thomas

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Abstract This article first provides an overview and brief history of relational dialectics theory (RDT) before turning to a presentation of RDT's basic tenets and theoretical utility. In addition, it also examines how RDT has been applied in studying family contexts and offers suggestions for future directions of RDT‐based research.

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