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Measurement of Parent-Adolescent Communication
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This article is published in The Family Coordinator.The article was published on 1969-04-01. It has received 33 citations till now.read more
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An Interpersonal Communication Inventory
TL;DR: The Inteversonul Communication Inventory as discussed by the authors was developed to identify factors of good and poor interpersonal communication in counseling, teaching and research, and it has been used extensively in counseling and teaching.
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Tools and techniques for diagnosis and evaluation in marital and family therapy.
TL;DR: This is a beginning attempt at codification of existing tools and techniques and is therefore nonexhaustive.
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A test of the Olson circumplex model : examining its curvilinear assumption and the presence of extreme types
TL;DR: The present study seeks to contribute evidence that bears directly upon one of the most fundamental points of controversy surrounding the Olson model--the linear versus curvilinear nature of the cohesion and adaptability dimensions.
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Adolescent self-esteem, family communication, and marital satisfaction.
TL;DR: Parents of adolescents with low self-esteem perceived their communication with their spouses as less facilitative, and rated their marriages as less satisfying, than did parents in the High Self-Esteem Group.
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A family therapy outcome study in an inpatient setting.
TL;DR: Follow-up at three months indicated that those treated in family therapy returned to functioning more rapidly and were rehospitalized less frequently than adolescent patients in individual therapy.
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Conjoint Family Therapy
TL;DR: This book presents a conceptual frame around which to organize your data and your impressions . . . a suggested path.
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The Psychodynamics of Sex Education
TL;DR: For a period of years students in a university marriage course were assigned to write a family analysis in which they analyzed the internal dynamics of their own family of orientation as discussed by the authors, and one item in the outline guide was "psychosexual development."
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Multiple-Client Interviewing: Treatment Implications:
TL;DR: The M's were able to consider, for the first time, the emotional needs of their children and to try to fulfill them as discussed by the authors, but the real obstacles to the fulfillment of their parental functions could then come into focus, and they were freed sufficiently to use such community services as low-cost medical and dental care, vocational guidance, and help in finding more suitable housing.