Issue Information

• Date: 01 December 2018
• Published date: 01 December 2018
• DOI: http://doi.org/10.1111/fare.12257

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Family RelationsFamily Relations

Interdisciplinary Journal

of Applied Family Science

NATIONAL COUNCIL ON FAMILY RELATIONS

DECEMBER 2018

VOLUME 67

NUMBER 5

DECEMBER 2018 FAMILY RELATIONS VOLUME 67 • NUMBER 5 • PAGES 585686

Family Relations

December 2018 • Volume 67 • Number 5

Contents

Family Coping and Health

Leeat Granek, Dor Danan, Yuly Bersudsky, & Yamima Osher

Hold on Tight: Coping Strategies of Persons With Bipolar

Disorder and Their Partners 589

Barbara Voltelen, Hanne Konradsen, & Birte Østergaard

Family Nursing Therapeutic Conversations: Family Reorganization

Processes After Diagnosis 600

Military Families

Jonathan R. Olson, Janet A. Welsh, Daniel F. Perkins, & LaJuana Ormsby

Individual, Family, and Community Predictors of PTSD

Symptoms Following Military Deployment 615

Kelly D. Chandler, John Dattilo, B. Derrick Taff, & Jeremy Moeller

Leisure Experiences of Military Couples Postdeployment 630

Parent–Child Relations

Truls Tømmerås, John Kjøbli, & Marion Forgatch

Benefits of Child Behavior Interventions for Parent Well-Being 644

Miguel Á. Carrasco, María José González-Calderón, & Juan C. Suárez

Does Emotional Dependence and Perceived Parental Acceptance

Predict Children’s Psychological Maladjustment? 660

Cynthia G. Campbell, & Elizabeth J. Winn

Father–Daughter Bonds: A Comparison of Adolescent Daughters’

Relationships With Resident Biological Fathers and Stepfathers 675

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