The Expanded Family Life Cycle: Individual, Family, and Social Perspectives (3Rd Ed.)
By C. Price. 2001
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Citations in the corpus
- Facilitating Family and Community Resilience in Response to Major Disaster. (2004, background): “The more rapid and numerous the transitions are, the greater the impact of the disruption will be (Boss, 2001; Carter & McGoldrick, 1999; Garmezy and Rutter, 1983; Landau-Stanton, 1990) During major upheaval, such as massive trauma, the coordinated movement of individuals, families and communities…”
- Therapeutic Interventions for Foster Children: A Systematic Research Synthesis (2006, background): “According to Carter and McGoldrick (1999), stress is often greatest at transition points from one stage to another in the developmental process as families rebalance, redefine, and realign their relationships.”
- Incorporating Spirituality and Religion Into the Treatment of African American Clients (2010, methodology): “A family life cycle framework (Carter & McGoldrick, 2004) is utilized to illustrate the importance of spirituality and religion throughout the life cycle for African Americans.”
- Problems That Couples Bring To Therapy: A View Across the Family Life Cycle* (2003, background): “Several authors have described the challenges that couples face within the context of the family life cycle (Carter & McGoldrick, 1999; Heyman, 1992; Lawrence, Eldridge, & Christensen, 1998; Nichols, 1996; Nichols & Pace-Nichols, 1993), attributing many problems to life course transitions and…”
- Family resilience: a developmental systems framework (2016, background): “The convergence of developmental and multigenerational strains increases the risk for complications when facing adversity (McGoldrick et al., 2016; Walsh, 2016a, 2016b).”