Family process

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  Año 2017, Vol. 56, Número 3

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    Editorial: Emerging Principles of Practice in Couple and Family therapy

    Jay L. Lebow

    págs. 535-539

    
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    From Couple Therapy 1.0 to a Comprehensive Model: A Roadmap for Sequencing and Integrating Systemic, Psychodynamic, and Behavioral Approaches in Couple Therapy

    Arthur C. Nielsen

    págs. 540-547

    
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    Addressing Culture, Gender, and Power with Asian American Couples: Application of Socio-Emotional Relationship Therapy

    Jessica ChenFeng, Lana Kim, Yufei Wu, Carmen Knudson-Martín

    págs. 558-573

    
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    Navigating Critical Theory and Postmodernism: Social Justice and Therapist Power in Family Therapy

    Justine D'Arrigo-Patrick, Chris Hoff, Carmen Knudson-Martín, Amy Tuttle

    págs. 574-588

    
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    Parents as Partners: A U.K. Trial of a U.S. Couples-Based Parenting Intervention For At-Risk Low-Income Families

    Polly Casey, Philip A. Cowan, Caralyn Cowan, Lucy Draper, Naomi Mwamba, David Hewison

    págs. 589-606

    
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    The Effectiveness of Functional Family Therapy for Adolescent Behavioral and Substance Misuse Problems: A Meta-Analysis

    Dan Hartnett, Alan Carr, Elena Hamilton, Gary O'Reilly

    págs. 607-619

    
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    The Impact of Couple Therapy on Service Utilization among Military Veterans: The Moderating Roles of Pretreatment Service Utilization and Premature Termination

    Joshua W. Madsen, Lianne M. Tomfohr-Madsen, Brian D. Doss

    págs. 620-635

    
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    Mindful Mates: A Pilot Study of the Relational Effects of Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction on Participants and Their Partners

    Alexander Khaddouma, Kristina Coop Gordon, Elizabeth B. Strand

    págs. 636-651

    
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    Parents Plus Systemic, Solution-Focused Parent Training Programs: Description, Review of the Evidence Base, and Meta-Analysis

    Alan Carr, Dan Hartnett, Eileen Brosnan, John Sharry

    págs. 652-668

    
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    The Primacy of Discourse in the Study of Gender in Family Therapy

    Carla Rice, Andrea LaMarre

    págs. 669-685

    
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    New Sexism in Couple Therapy: A Discursive Analysis

    Carla Rice, Andrea LaMarre, Laura Hardt, Amanda Le Couteur

    págs. 686-700

    
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    Discrimination, Internalized Homonegativity, and Attitudes Toward Children of Same-Sex Parents: Can Secure Attachment Buffer Against Stigma Internalization?

    Leora Trub, Ella Quinlan, Tyrel J. Starks, Lisa Rosenthal

    págs. 701-715

    
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    Parental Cognitive Errors Mediate Parental Psychopathology and Ratings of Child Inattention

    Lauren M. Haack, Yuan Jiang, Kevin Delucchi, Nina Kaiser, Keith McBurnett, Stephen Hinshaw, Linda Pfiffner

    págs. 716-733

    
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    Child Characteristics, Parent Education and Depressive Symptoms, and Marital Conflict Predicting Trajectories of Parenting Behavior from Childhood Through Early Adolescence in Taiwan

    Ya-Ping Hsieh, Anne Dopkins Stright, Lee-Lan Yen

    págs. 734-751

    
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    Paternal Caregivers’ Parenting Practices and Psychological Functioning among African American Youth Living in Urban Public Housing

    Otima Doyle, Trenette Clark Goings, Qiana R. Cryer Coupet, Margaret Lombe, Jennifer Stephens, Von E. Nebbitt

    págs. 752-765

    
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    Family Resource Allocation after Firstborns Leave Home: Implications for Secondborns' Academic Functioning

    Alexander C. Jensen, Shawn D. Whiteman, Julia M. Bernard, Susan M. McHale

    págs. 766-780

    
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    Attachment Representation and Sensitivity: The Moderating Role of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder in a Refugee Sample

    Elisa Van Ee, Marian J. Jongmans, Niels van der Aa, Rolf J. Kleber

    págs. 781-792