The developmental course of marital dysfunction
The developmental course of marital dysfunction
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婚姻功能障碍的发展过程
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1998
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R. Weiss
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List of contributors Foreword Robert L. Weiss Introduction: the developmental course of marital dysfunction Thomas N. Bradbury Part I. Conceptual and Empirical Contributions: 1. Communication in early marriage: responses to conflict, nonverbal accuracy and conversational patterns Patricia Noller and Judith A. Feeney 2. Marital aggression, quality and stability in the first year of marriage: findings from the Buffalo newlywed study Kenneth E. Leonard and Linda J. Roberts 3. Accommodation processes during the early years of marriage Caryl E. Rusbult, Victor L. Bissonnette, Ximena B. Arriaga and Chante L. Cox 4. The psychological infrastructure of courtship and marriage: the role of personality and compatibility in romantic relationships Ted L. Huston and Renate M. Houts 5. Happiness in stable marriages: the early years Joseph Veroff, Elizabeth Douvan, Terri L. Orbuch and Linda K. Acitelli 6. Developmental changes in marital satisfaction: a 6-year prospective longitudinal study of newlywed couples Lawrence A. Kurdek 7. The development of marriage: a 9-year perspective Kristin Lindahl, Mari Clements and Howard Markman 8. Premarital predictors of relationship outcomes: a 15-year follow-up of the Boston couples study Charles T. Hill and Letitia Anne Peplau 9. Optimizing longitudinal research for understanding and preventing marital dysfunction Thomas N. Bradbury, Catherine L. Cohan and Benjamin R. Karney 10. Socialization into marital roles: testing a contextual, developmental model of marital functioning Irv Tallman, Peter J. Burke and Victor Gecas 11. Physical aggression in marriage: a developmental analysis K. Daniel O'Leary and Michele Cascardi Part II. Invited Commentaries: 12. On intervention and relationship events: a marital therapist looks at longitudinal research on marriage Andrew Christensen 13. A developmentalist's perspective on marital change Ross D. Parke 14. Couples, gender and time: comments on method David A. Kenny 15. On the etiology of marital decay and its consequences: comments from a clinical psychologist John M. Gottman 16. Problems and prospects in longitudinal research on marriage: a sociologist's perspective Norval D. Glenn 17. A social psychological view of marital dysfunction and stability Ellen Berscheid Author index Subject index.