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How Do Disadvantaged Parents View Tensions in Their Relationships? Insights for Relationship Longevity Among At-Risk Couples

Drawing on longitudinal, qualitative interviews with parents in the Fragile Families Study, this paper examines the narrative frames through which partners in stable and unstable unions viewed tensions over economic issues, domestic responsibilities, personal problems, communication, trust, and their family and social networks. These interviews suggest that parents in stable unions framed tensions as manageable […]

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09 Jan
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Marketing to Generation X

The communication gap between Generation X and baby boomers creates more than just family problems. When marketing to Xers, middle-aged executives need to understand that consumer targets have values different than their own. For example, Xers are more likely to seek a balance of work and leisure activities than boomers were as young adults. They […]

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09 Jan
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Asegure el Eacutexito en su Matrimonio antes de Casarse

Meeting the needs of a generation overwhelmed by divorce odds, relationship experts Les & Leslie Parrott share seven key questions to help couples identify and overcome stumbling blocks to a building a healthy, lifelong marriage. (A curriculum resource) Para satisfacer las necesidades de una generación abrumada por las estadísticas de divorcio, los expertos en relaciones […]

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09 Jan
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The Marriage Savers

This article discusses the growth in the couple-counseling business and the trend towards helping couples save their marriages. The Prevention and Relationship Enhancement Program (PREP) is highlighted as one technique pro-marriage therapists are using to help couples who are preparing for marriage and already married couples. Findings from research on characteristics of couples that will […]

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09 Jan
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Pairs for Life : an 18-Hour PAIRS Curriculum for Successful Relationships [Participant Handbook]

PAIRS is an educational program. The PAIRS seminars include a selection of education, illuminating and often humorous experiences. At times, some highly charged emotional experiences may occur. The material presented in PAIRS may involve such emotions as anger or sadness or desire. These experiences are included because it is part of the stated goals of […]

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09 Jan
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Active Living to Make Love Last! [Participant’s Guide]

The Active Living Seminar combines some of the best ideas and exercises from the fields of positive psychology and psycho-education. The ideas and exercises expressed in this work were influenced by a variety of professionals who have contributed profoundly to the realization that we can all master our own well-being, regardless of external circumstances. How […]

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