Family process

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  Año 2020, Vol. 59, Número 4

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    Black Lives Matter and Family Therapy

    Jay L. Lebow

    págs. 1359-1361

    
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    Black Lives Matter: We are in the Same Storm but we are not in the Same Boat

    Marlene F. Watson, William L. Turner, Paulette Moore Hines

    págs. 1362-1373

    
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    The Black Lives Matter Movement: A Call to Action for Couple and Family Therapists

    Shalonda Kelly, Gihane Jérémie-Brink, Antony L. Chambers, Mia A. Smith-Bynum

    págs. 1374-1388

    
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    Comparing Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Systemic Therapy for Social Anxiety Disorder: Randomized Controlled Pilot Trial (SOPHO‐CBT/ST)

    Christina Hunger, Rebecca Hilzinger, Laura Klewinghaus, Laura Deusser, Anja Sander, Johannes Mander, Hinrich Bents, Beate Ditzen, Jochen Schweitzer

    págs. 1389-1406

    
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    Interventions to Empower Adults with Eating Disorders and Their Partners around the Transition to Parenthood

    Shiri Sadeh-Sharvit, Madeline R. Sacks, Cristin D. Runfola, Cynthia M. Bulik, James D. Lock

    págs. 1407-1422

    
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    Benchmarking Community‐Based Couple Therapy: Considering Measurement Reactivity

    Kelley Quirk, Jesse Owen, Robert J. Reese, Robbie Babins-Wagner, Sandy Berzins

    págs. 1423-1433

    
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    A Comparison of Low‐Income Versus Higher‐Income Individuals Seeking an Online Relationship Intervention

    Hannah C. Williamson, Thao T. T. Nguyen, Karen Rothman, Brian D. Doss

    págs. 1434-1446

    
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    A Task Analysis of Client Re‐engagement: Therapeutic De‐escalation of High‐Conflict Coparents

    Shayne R. Anderson, Brock W. Sumner, Andrea Parady, Jason Whiting, Rachel Tambling

    págs. 1447-1464

    
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    Adolescent Gender and Age Differences in Responsiveness to Functional Family Therapy

    Christoffer Scavenius, Megan Granski, Malene Rudolf Lindberg, Maria Michelle Vardanian, Anil Chacko

    págs. 1465-1482

    
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    Barriers and Facilitators to Implementing Attachment‐based Family Therapy into a Child Welfare Setting: A Qualitative Process Evaluation

    Tara Santens, Karin Hannes, Suzanne Levy, Guy Diamond, Guy Bosmans

    págs. 1483-1497

    
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    The Relationship Between Social Support and Family Relationships Among Low‐Income Couples Attending Relationship Education

    Ryan G. Carlson, Naomi J. Wheeler, Xun Liu, Christopher Hipp, Andrew P. Daire

    págs. 1498-1516

    
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    Moving from “I” to “We”: A Grounded Theory Analysis of Couple Therapy with Liver Patients and Their Partners

    Elizabeth D'Arrigo-Patrick, Sarah K. Samman, Carmen Knudson-Martin

    págs. 1517-1529

    
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    They May Disapprove, but I Still Love You: Attachment Behaviors Moderate the Effect of Social Disapproval on Marital Relationship Quality

    Angela B. Bradford, Lauren Drean, Jonathan G. Sandberg, Lee N. Johnson

    págs. 1530-1551

    
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    Couple Adjustment and Differentiation of Self in the United States, Italy, and Spain: A Cross‐Cultural Study

    Martiño Rodríguez González, Jessica Lampis, Nancy L. Murdock, Maria L. Schweer-Collins, Emma R. Lyons

    págs. 1552-1568

    
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    Cross‐lagged Models of Marital Relationships and Intergenerational Conflicts during Transition to Parenthood: Effect of Patrilineal Coresidence

    Ying Lau, Lue Fang, Ho Keung, Dennis Kwong

    págs. 1569-1587

    
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    Adverse Childhood Experiences, Trauma Symptoms, Mindfulness, and Intimate Partner Violence: Therapeutic Implications for Marginalized Men

    Laura A. Voith, Katie Russell, Hyunjune Lee, RaeAnn E. Anderson

    págs. 1588-1607

    
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    The Critical Need to Recognize That Families Matter for Adult Health: A Systematic Review of the Literature

    Sarah B. Woods, Kate Bridges, Erica N. Carpenter

    págs. 1608-1626

    
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    How Does Family Connectedness Contribute to Youths’ Health? The Mediating Role of Coping Strategies

    Christine Gervais, Paul E. Jose

    págs. 1627-1647

    
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    Family Health Leaders: Lessons on Living with Li‐Fraumeni Syndrome across Generations

    Ashley Pantaleao, Jennifer L. Young, Norman B. Epstein, Mae Carlson, Renée C. Bremer, Payal P. Khincha, June A. Peters, Mark H. Greene, Kevin Roy, Maria Isabel Achatz, Sharon A. Savage, Allison Werner-Lin

    págs. 1648-1663

    
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    Parental Efficacy Moderates the Association Between Empathy and Burden Among Parents of Children Admitted to a Psychiatric Ward

    Ayala Ben-Pazi, Gil Goldzweig, Gerdina H M Pijnenborg, David Roe, Ilanit Hasson-Ohayon

    págs. 1664-1671

    
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    Implications of Family Cohesion and Conflict for Adolescent Mood and Well‐Being: Examining Within‐ and Between‐Family Processes on a Daily Timescale

    Gregory M. Fosco, David M. Lydon‐Staley

    págs. 1672-1689

    
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    Unfolding Relations among Mindful Parenting, Recurrent Conflict, and Adolescents’ Externalizing and Internalizing Problems

    Ye Rang Park, Robert L. Nix, Larissa G. Duncan, J. Douglas Coatsworth, Mark T. Greenberg

    págs. 1690-1705

    
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    Exploring Processes in Day‐to‐Day Parent–Adolescent Conflict and Angry Mood: Evidence for Circular Causality

    Emily J. LoBraico, Miriam Brinberg, Nilam Ram, Gregory M. Fosco

    págs. 1706-1721

    
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    Parent Socialization of Coping and Child Emotion Regulation Abilities: A Longitudinal Examination

    Virginia Peisch, Chelsea Dale, Justin Parent, Keith Burt

    págs. 1722-1736

    
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    South African International Migration and its Impact on Older Family Members

    Maria C. Marchetti Mercer, Leslie Swartz, Vinitha Jithoo, Nthopele Mabandla, Alessandra Briguglio, Maxine Wolfe

    págs. 1737-1754

    
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    The Associations between Mothers’ and Grandmothers’ Depressive Symptoms, Parenting Stress, and Relationship with Children: An Actor–Partner Interdependence Mediation Model

    Xinzhuo Zou, Xiuyun Lin, Yongqiang Jiang, Jinni Su, Shaozheng Qin, Zhuo Rachel Han

    págs. 1755-1772

    
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    Parents’ Experiences of Their Child’s Disclosure of Child Sexual Abuse

    Rosaleen McElvaney, Elizabeth Nixon

    págs. 1773-1788

    
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    The Italian Version of SCORE‐15: Validation and Potential Use

    Daniele Paolini, Luigi Schepisi

    págs. 1789-1800

    
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    Can We Uncouple Neighborhood Disadvantage and Delinquent Behaviors? An Experimental Test of Family Resilience Guided by the Social Disorganization Theory of Delinquent Behaviors

    Man Kit Lei, Steven R. H. Beach

    págs. 1801-1817

    
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    Explaining the Asian American Youth Paradox: Universal Factors versus Asian American Family Process Among Filipino and Korean American Youth

    Yoonsun Choi, Michael Park, Jeanette Park, Lee Mina Lee

    págs. 1818-1836