Family psychology : the art of the science

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A scientific paradigm for fmaily psychology PART I: MARRIAGE AND MARITAL INTERVENTION 1. A critical view of marital satisfaction 2. A science of couple therapy: for what should we seek empirical support? 3. The mismeasure of therapy: treatment outcomes in marital therapy research 4. Emotion and the repair of close relationships 5. A sampling of theoretical, methodological and policy issues in marriage education: Implications for family psychology PART II: PARTNER VIOLENCE: PARTICIPANT PERSPECTIVES AND TREATMENT 6. A life span developmental systems perspective on aggression toward a partner 7. Partner violence and men: a focus on the male perpetrator 8. Women in intimate partner violence: major advances and new directions 9. Partner violence and children 10. Can partner aggression be stopped with psychosocial interventions? PART III: FAMILIES IN DIVORCE AND REMARRIAGE: FAMILY MEMBER PERSPECTIVES 11. Remarriage and stepfamilies 12. Promoting better fathering among divorced nonresident fathers 13. Fathers in African American families: the importance of social and cultural context 14. Mothers in transition: model-based strategies for effective parenting PART IV: FAMILIES AND DEPRESSION 15. Disentangling causality in the associations between couple and family processes and depression 16. A relational perspective on depressed children: family patterns and interventions 17. Adolescent depression: family focused treatment strategies 18. Marital discord in the context of a depressive episode: research on efficacy and effectiveness 19. Toward culturally-centered and evidence-based treatments for depressed adolescents PART V: FAMILIES AND HEALTH 20. Families, health and illness: the search for pathways and mechanisms of effect 21. Weaving gold out of straw: meaning-making in families who have children with chronic illnesses 22. Using family models in health research: a framework for family intervention in chronic disease

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