Reconciling Divergent Perspectives: Judith Wallerstein, Quantitative Family Research, and Children of Divorce

By Paul R. Amato. 2003

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Subfields: Demography, Gender Studies, Sociology and Political Science

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1. Thoroddur Bjarnason
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• Social Science and Parenting Plans for Young Children: A Consensus Report (2014, unknown): “Notwithstanding the limits of such data (Amato, 2003; Kelly & Emery, 2003), the results are relevant to parenting plans for young children.”
• Joint Physical Custody and Communication with Parents: A Cross-National Study of Children in 36 Western Countries (2011, background): “Meta-analyses of studies of children of divorce reveal moderate to small effects of divorce on psychological maladjustment, problem behaviors and deteriorated relations with parents (Amato, 2003; Amato and Keith, 2001).”