Understanding Marriage: Developments in the Study of Couple Interaction

doi:10.1017/CBO9780511500077

This edited volume draws together a wide range of exciting developments in the study of marital interaction. A significant feature of the book is its focus, not only on conflict and negative interactions but also on the processes by which couples maintain happy and constructive relationships. The chapters review and integrate the extensive literature in this area, as well as presenting important research findings. The contributors come from the disciplines of communication, social psychology and clinical psychology, and have national and international reputations for their work in this area. The findings reflect developments in theory and methodology, and have important implications for those working to strengthen and repair marital relationships.

Review of the hardback:'This is an excellent book. It is handy because of its coverage of a range of related topics and useful because it presents the latest developments in the field of marital interactions. It would form a brilliant guide to researchers, practitioners, and students in the field and one that is highly recommended.'

Source: Journal of Family Studies

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SECTION SIX - Interventions for strengthening relationships
pp 463-464
- By Patricia Noller, Professor of Psychology, University of Queensland, Judith A. Feeney, Senior Lecturer in Psychology, University of Queensland
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Introduction to Section Six
pp 465-467
- By Patricia Noller, Professor of Psychology, University of Queensland, Judith A. Feeney, Senior Lecturer in Psychology, University of Queensland
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17 - Risk Factors, Risk Processes, and the Longitudinal Course of Newlywed Marriage
pp 468-492
- By Lisa B. Story, University of California, Los Angeles, Alexia D. Rothman, University of California, Los Angeles, Thomas N. Bradbury, University of California, Los Angeles
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18 - Does Working at a Relationship Work? Relationship Self-Regulation and Relationship Outcomes
pp 493-518
- By W. Kim Halford, Griffith University, Australia, Keithia L. Wilson, Griffith University, Australia, Alf Lizzio, Griffith University, Australia, Elizabeth Moore, Griffith University, Australia
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Conclusions
pp 519-534
- By Patricia Noller, Professor of Psychology, University of Queensland, Judith A. Feeney, Senior Lecturer in Psychology, University of Queensland
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Index
pp 535-572
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SECTION SIX - Interventions for strengthening relationships
pp 463-464

Introduction to Section Six
pp 465-467

17 - Risk Factors, Risk Processes, and the Longitudinal Course of Newlywed Marriage
pp 468-492

18 - Does Working at a Relationship Work? Relationship Self-Regulation and Relationship Outcomes
pp 493-518

Conclusions
pp 519-534

Index
pp 535-572

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SECTION SIX - Interventions for strengthening relationships pp 463-464

Introduction to Section Six pp 465-467

17 - Risk Factors, Risk Processes, and the Longitudinal Course of Newlywed Marriage pp 468-492

18 - Does Working at a Relationship Work? Relationship Self-Regulation and Relationship Outcomes pp 493-518

Conclusions pp 519-534

Index pp 535-572

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SECTION SIX - Interventions for strengthening relationships
pp 463-464

Introduction to Section Six
pp 465-467

17 - Risk Factors, Risk Processes, and the Longitudinal Course of Newlywed Marriage
pp 468-492

18 - Does Working at a Relationship Work? Relationship Self-Regulation and Relationship Outcomes
pp 493-518

Conclusions
pp 519-534

Index
pp 535-572