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The long-term improvement in father–child relationships after divorce: Descriptive findings from the Netherlands

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2023Cohort changes in the association between parental divorce and children’s education: A long-term perspective on the institutionalization hypothesis14 cited
2023Weakened parent–child ties and the well-being of older divorced parents12 cited

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