Continuity and Change in Family Relations

Rand D. Conger, Frederick O. Lorenz, K.A.S. Wickrama

Contents: Preface. Part I: Studying Continuity and Change in Family Relationships.R.D. Conger, F.O. Lorenz, K.A.S. Wickrama, Changing Families in Changing Times. F.O. Lorenz, K.A.S. Wickrama, R.D. Conger, Modeling Continuity and Change in Family Relationships With Panel Data. Part II: The Course of Marriage and Romantic Relationships.B.R. Karney, T.N. Bradbury, Trajectories of Change During the Early Years of Marriage. F.O. Lorenz, J. Hraba, Chronic and Changing Marital Instability and Physical Illness: Trajectories of Czech Couples. K.A.S. Wickrama, C.M. Bryant, R.D. Conger, J.M. Brennom, Change and Continuity in Marital Relationships During the Middle Years. S.E. Smith, T.L. Huston, How and Why Marriages Change Over Time: Shifting Patterns of Companionship and Partnership. S. Hartman, P.A. Olmos-Gallo, S. Barrueco, H. Markman, Reality Testing in Premarital Intervention: A "Progressive" Approach to Effecting Change in Marriage. Part III: Understanding Change in Parent-Child Relationships.M.J. Cox, M. Burchinal, L.C. Taylor, C. Frosch, B. Goldman, K. Kanoy, The Transition to Parenting: Continuity and Change in Early Parenting Behavior and Attitudes. L.V. Scaramella, R.D. Conger, Continuity Versus Discontinuity in Parent and Adolescent Negative Affect. D.S. DeGarmo, M.S. Forgatch, Putting Problem Solving to the Test: Replicating Experimental Interventions for Preventing Youngsters' Problem Behaviors. Part IV: Examining Sibling Relationships Over Time.C. Slomkowski, B. Manke, Sibling Relations During Childhood: Multiple Perceptions From Multiple Perspectives. K.J. Conger, C.M. Bryant, J.M. Brennom, The Changing Nature of Adolescent Sibling Relationships: A Theoretical Framework for Evaluating the Role of Relationship Quality. L. Kramer, Experimental Interventions in Sibling Relations. Part V: Reviewing the Evidence.R.D. Conger, F.O. Lorenz, K.A.S. Wickrama, Studying Change in Family Relationships: The Findings and Their Implications.