Coparenting in diverse family systems.

James P. McHale; Inna Khazan; Pauline Erera; Tamir Rotman; Wendy Decourcey; Melanie McConnell

Coparenting in diverse family systems.

James P. McHale, Inna Khazan, Pauline Erera, Tamir Rotman, Wendy Decourcey, Melanie McConnell

University of South Florida

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Abstract

Excerpt: “…Our review of the coparenting field begins with a brief discussion of families in historical context, followed by a more recent history…We then outline central conceptual issues in current thinking … and summarize the essential tenets of structural family theory. This is followed by a review of coparenting research…we then provide a section on practical issues…and close with a section summarizing future directions in coparenting theory and research…” (p.76)

Original language	American English
Title of host publication	Coparenting in diverse family systems.
State	Published - Jan 1 2002

Keywords

Parenting
Families
Coparenting

Disciplines

Psychology

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