Children in changing families : life after parental separation /
Pryor, Jan.
Children in changing families : life after parental separation / Jan Pryor and Bryan Rodgers. - Oxford : Blackwell, 2001. - xv, 320p. : ill. ; 23 cm. - Understanding children's worlds . - Understanding children\'s worlds .
Includes bibliographical references (p. 278-313) and index.
1.The context of family transitions -- 2.Frameworks for understanding family transitions -- 3.family transitions and outcomes for children -- 4.Children\'s perceptions of families and family change -- 5.Families that separate -- 6.Stepfamilies and multiple transitions -- 7.Fathers and families -- 8.Explaining outcomes for children and young people -- 9.Overview and future directions.
At a time when separation and divorce are at historically high rates, this book supplies much-needed insights into why some children survive change in families better than others.
9780631215769 (pbk.) : �14.99 9780631215752 (hbk.) : �55.00 9780631215769
2001043117
Separation (Psychology)
Divorced parents--Family relationships
Children of divorced parents--Family relationships
Children of divorced parents--Psychology
Child development--Cross-cultural studies
Children of single parents--Cross-cultural studies
Children of divorced parents--Cross-cultural studies
Children of divorced parents--Psychology--Cross-cultural studies
Resilience (Personality trait) in children--Cross-cultural studies
Family and Relationships.
Age groups: children
Sociology: family & relationships
306.874 PRY
Children in changing families : life after parental separation / Jan Pryor and Bryan Rodgers. - Oxford : Blackwell, 2001. - xv, 320p. : ill. ; 23 cm. - Understanding children's worlds . - Understanding children\'s worlds .
Includes bibliographical references (p. 278-313) and index.
1.The context of family transitions -- 2.Frameworks for understanding family transitions -- 3.family transitions and outcomes for children -- 4.Children\'s perceptions of families and family change -- 5.Families that separate -- 6.Stepfamilies and multiple transitions -- 7.Fathers and families -- 8.Explaining outcomes for children and young people -- 9.Overview and future directions.
At a time when separation and divorce are at historically high rates, this book supplies much-needed insights into why some children survive change in families better than others.
9780631215769 (pbk.) : �14.99 9780631215752 (hbk.) : �55.00 9780631215769
2001043117
Separation (Psychology)
Divorced parents--Family relationships
Children of divorced parents--Family relationships
Children of divorced parents--Psychology
Child development--Cross-cultural studies
Children of single parents--Cross-cultural studies
Children of divorced parents--Cross-cultural studies
Children of divorced parents--Psychology--Cross-cultural studies
Resilience (Personality trait) in children--Cross-cultural studies
Family and Relationships.
Age groups: children
Sociology: family & relationships
306.874 PRY