PARENT PSYCHOEDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AND REDUCING THE NEGATIVE EFFECTS OF INTERPARENTAL CONFLICT FOLLOWING DIVORCE

By M. Goodman, Darya D. Bonds, I. Sandler, Sanford L. Braver. 2004

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• Defining High Conflict (2010, background): “Despite the widespread usage of the term high conflict couples and the increasing focus on this population, the available literature, in both the legal and treatment spheres, offers limited assistance in defining high conflict (eg, Johnston, 1994 ; Goodman, Bonds, Sandler, & Braver, 2004 ).”