Family Relations
- Publisher:
- Wiley
- Publication date:
- 2022-02-22
- ISBN:
- 1741-3729
Description:
Family Relations is an international journal of applied family studies. It is a journal of the National Council on Family Relations.
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Latest documents
- Lessons from the field: Jail experiences of pregnant incarcerated women in a home visiting program
- Emerging Ideas. Suicidal ideation among partnered U.S. adults by sexual identity
- Influence of children's disaster anxiety on their mental well‐being: Focusing parental warmth and gender
- A scoping review: Group‐based parenting programs for racially and ethnically diverse parents of preschoolers
- Adaptation process of parents experiencing the coming out of their child
- Sandwich caregiving and midlife women's health: An examination of racial disparities
- Understanding decision‐making processes of prospective adoptive parents: A mixed‐methods study
- Family bonds at risk: The spillover effects of workplace ostracism in the parent–child relationship
- Nonresident fathers' seeking continuity in relationships with their children: Commitment, personal change, and reliance on others
- The educational resources and needs of mothers of preschool children from two socioeconomic levels
Featured documents
- African American, low‐income mothers’ negative emotional reactivity, punishment, and children's externalizing and internalizing behavior
- A Cultural‐Variant Approach to Community‐Based Participatory Research: New Ideas for Family Professionals
- Editorial
- Daughters‐in‐Law and Mothers‐in‐Law Seeking Their Place Within the Family: A Qualitative Study of Differing Viewpoints
- I have to hold it together: Trauma in law enforcement couples
- Leisure time and parenting in Europe: a more difficult equation for mothers?
- An Exploration of Aspects of Boundary Ambiguity Among Young, Unmarried Fathers During the Prenatal Period
- Parents' assessment of students' social emotional learning competencies: The SSIS SEL brief scales‐parent version
- Flexible Workplace Policies: Lessons From the Federal Alternative Work Schedules Act
- Microinclusive teaching in family science courses