Family Process 1997 - 1999: Vol 36-38 Index

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CUMULATIVE INDEX OF AUTHORS*
Volumes 36-38, 1997-1999
Abu 3aker, Khawla The mportance of cultural Baucom Donald H. (see Gordon, Kristina Coop).
sensitivity and therapist self-awareness when work Understanding betrayals in marriage A synthe
ing with mandatory clients 38(1):55-67, 1999 sized model of forgiveness. 37(4 \425
Abdelgani, Anna (see Slonim-Nevo, Vered). Value Bass, Brenda (see Deal, James E.). Marital interac-
patterns and content among families of Soviet tion 1 n dyadic and triadic contexts: Continuities
immigrants: SYMLOG a na lysis. 37(3):345 and di continuities. 38(1):105
Al-Krenawi, Alean. Family therapy with a multipa Beels, C. Christian; Kogan, Steven M.; Gale, Jerry E
rental /multispousal family. 37(1):65 81, 1998 Mapping and/or discovering meaning in family
Al-Krenawi, Alean; Wiesel-Lev, Rachel. Aittit udes therapy: An e-mail conversation 36(2):127 132,
toward and perceived , psychosocial impact of 1997
female circumcision as practiced among the Bellack, Alan S. (see Wuerker, Anne K.). Racial and
Bedouin-Arabs of the Negev. 38(4):431 143, 1999 gender differences in expressed emotion and inter-
Alleyne Sylvan (see Holder, Barbara). Engagement personal control in families of persons with
Oj African merican families in research on schizophrenia. 38(4):477
chroni« rl l n ess: A multisystem recruitment ap Ben-David, Amith see Lavee, Yoav). Israel and
proach. 37(2):127 Palestinian families in the peace process: Sources
Anderson, Carol M. Editorial: Dilemmas and chal of stress and response patterns. 36(3):247
lenges of the new millennium. 38(1):1—3, 1999
Benson, Mark J. (see Prest, Layne A.). Family of
Anderson, Carol M. Editorial: Responsibilities and origin and current relationship influences on
rewards. 38(2) :139-141, 1999
codependency. 37(4):513
Anderson, Carol M. [contributor]. Jn Memoriam: Bernstein, Anne C Reconstructing the brothers
Neil S. Jacobson, Ph.D. (February 23, 1949—June
Grimm: Neu ta l] es for stepfamily life. 38(4):415
2, 1999). 38(3):259, 1999
429, 1999
Asarnow, Joan R. (see Hamilton, Elizabeth Burney).
Best, Mary (see Kazak, Anne E.). Surviving Cancer
Family interaction styles of children with depres
Competently Intervention Program (SCCIP): A
sive disorders, schizophrenia-spectrum disorders,
cognitive-behavioral and family therapy interven-
and normal controls. 38(4):463
tion for adolescent survivors of childhood cancer
Azaiza, Faisal (see Lavee, Yoav). Israel and Palestin
and their families. 38(2):175
ian families in the peace process: Sources of stress
Bird, Mark H. (see Butler, Mark H.). Not just a
and response patterns. 36(3):247
time-out: Change dynamics of prayer for religious
Barakat, Lamia (see Kazak, Anne E.). Surviving
couples in cor iflict situations. 37(4):451
Cancer Competently Intervention Program
3loch, Donald A. In Memoriam: Edgar H. (Dick)
(SCCIP): A cognitive-t ehavioral and family therapy
Auerswald, M.D. 36(4):iv
intervention for adolescent survivors of ¢ hildhood
Bloom, Bernard L. (see George, Elizabeth L.). A brief
cancer and their families. 38(2):175
scale for assessing parental child-rearing practice:
Psychometric properties and psychosocial corre-
’ an
lates. 36(1): 63
Bonvicini, Kathleen A. The art of recruitment: The
Articles are listed in the following order: I sole foundation of family and linkage studies of
author, chronologically; (2) first author, alphabeti- psychiatric illness. : 37(2):153—-165, 1998
callly by successive authors, then chronologically; Boscolo, Luigi. In Memoriam: Mara Selvini-Palaz-
and 3) co-author, alphabetically by first author, then zoli, M.D. (1916-1999). 38(4):394, 1999
chronologically. Inclusive page numbers and year Boss, Pauline (see Kaplan, Lori). Depressive symp-
provided only for sole and first authors. NOTE: As of toms among spousal caregivers of institutionalized
Volume 38, 1999, the Cumulative Index of Articles— mates with Alzheimer’s: Boundary ambiguity and
articles listed alphabetically by their titles—will be mastery as predictors. 38(1):85
discontinued. For an index of the complete set of Boxer, Paul (see Weston, Heather E.). Children’s
Family Process issues searchable by volume number/ attributions about family arguments: Implications
year, titles, authors, or key words, visit our WebSite: for family therapy. 37(1):38
www.FamilyProcess.org. Boyd, Candice P.; Gullone, Eleonora; Needleman,
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Gillian L.; Burt, Trudy. The Family Environment event in constructivist family therapy. 37(1):17-33,
Scale: Reliability and normative data for an 1998
adolescent sample. 36(4):369-373, 1997 Cruz, Illuminado (see Holder, Barbara). Engagement
Brown, Anita C. (see Kogan, Steven M.). Reading of African American families in research on
against the lines: Resisting foreclosure in therapy chronic illness: A multisystem recruitment ap-
discourse. 37(4):495 proach. 37(2):127
Buchanan, Rebecca M. (see Heatherington, Laurie). Cunningham, Phillippe B.; Henggeler, Scott W.
Assessing individual family members’ construc- Engaging multiproblem families in treament:
tions of family problems. 37(2):167 Lessons learned throughout the development of
Burke, Linda E. (see Heatherington, Laurie). Assess- multisystemic therapy. 38(3):265—281, 1999
ing individual family members’ constructions of Daley, James G. (see Ridenour, Ty A.). Factor
family problems. 37(2):167 analyses of the Family Assessment Device. 38(4):
Burt, Trudy (see Boyd, Candice P.). The Family 497
Environment Scale: Reliability and normative Deal, James E.; Hagan, Margaret Stanley; Bass,
data for an adolescent sample. 36(4):369 Brenda; Hetherington, E. Mavis; Clingempeel,
Busby, Dean M.; Compton, Susan V. Patterns of Glen. Marital interaction in dyadic and triadic
sexual coercion in adult heterosexual relation- contexts: Continuities and discontinuities. 38(1):
105-115, 1999
ships: An exploration of male victimization. 36(1):
de Graaf, Theo K. A family therapeutic approach to
81-94, 1997
Butler, Mark H.; Gardner, Brandt C.; Bird, Mark H. transgenerational traumatization. 37(2):233-248,
1998
Not just a time-out: Change dynamics of prayer for
de Shazer, Steve (see Miller, Gale). Have you heard
religious couples in conflict situations. 37(4):451—
478, 1998 the latest rumor about. . .? Solution-focused therapy
as rumor. 37(3):363
Butler, Mark H.; Wampler, Karen S. Couple-
DeVet, Katherine A. Parent-adolescent relationships,
responsible therapy process: Positive proximal
physical disciplinary history, and adjustment in
outcome. 39(1):27—54, 1999
adolescents. 36(3):311-322, 1997
Carrere, Sybil; Gottman, John Mordechai. Predict-
Diamond, Guy S.; Liddle, Howard A. Transforming
ing divorce among newlyweds from the first three
negative parent-adolescent interactions in family
minutes of a marital conflict discussion. 38(3):293-
therapy: From impassse to dialogue. 38(1):5-26,
301, 1999
1999
Cecchin, Gianfranco. In Memoriam: Mara Selvini-
Dimidjian, Sona [contributor]. Jn Memoriam: Neil S.
Palazzoli, M.D. (1916-1999). 38(4):392-394, 1999
Jacobson, Ph.D. (February 23, 1949—June 2,
Chaitin, Julia (see Slonim-Nevo, Vered). Value 1999). 38(3):263-264, 1999
patterns and content among families of Soviet
Dion, Eric (see Turgeon, Lyse). Temporal linkages
immigrants: SYMLOG analysis. 37(3):345
between wives’ pursuit and husbands’ withdrawal
Christensen, Andrew [contributor]. In Memoriam:
during marital conflict. 37(3):323
Neil S. Jacobson, Ph.D. (February 23, 1949—June
Doan, Robert E. The king is dead; long live the king:
2, 1999). 38(3):259-260, 1999
Narrative therapy and practicing what we preach.
Clingempeel, Glen, (see Deal, James E.). Marital 37(3):379-385
interaction in dyadic and triadic contexts: Continu- Doolan, Moira (see Stern, Sergio). Disruption and
ities and discontinuities. 38(1):105 reconstruction: Narrative insights into the experi-
Cohen, Orna; Savaya, Rivka. “Broken glass”: The ence of family members caring for a relative
divorced woman in Moslem Arab Society in Israel. diagnosed with serious mental illness. 38(3):353
36(3):225-245, 1997 Dozier, Richard M.; Hicks, Mary W.; Cornille,
Compton, Susan V. (see Busby, Dean M.). Patterns of Thomas A.; Peterson, Gary W. The effect of Tomm’s
sexual coercion in adult heterosexual relation- therapeutic questioning styles on therapeutic alli-
ships: An exploration of male victimization. 36(1):81 ance: A clinical analog study. 37(2):189-200, 1998
Cornille, Thomas A. (see Dozier, Richard M.). The Draimin, Barbara Hermie (see Rotheram-Borus,
effect of Tomm’s therapeutic questioning styles on Mary Jane). Parent-adolescent conflict and stress
therapeutic alliance: A clinical analog study. when parents are living with AIDS. 37(1):83
37(2):189 Kisler, Ivan (see Stern, Sergio). Disruption and
Cottone, R. Rocco (see McConaghy, John S.). The reconstruction: Narrative insights into the experi-
systemic view of violence: An ethical perspective. ence of family members caring for a relative
37(1):51 diagnosed with serious mental illness. 38(3):353
Coulehan, Robin; Friedlander, Myrna L.; Heathering- Fichter, Manfred M.; Glynn, Shirley M.; Weyerer, S.;
ton, Laurie. Transforming narratives: A change Liberman, Robert P.; Frick, Ulrick. Family climate
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and expressed emotion in the course of alcoholism. constructed world. 37(4):415—419, 1998 [Commen-
36(2):203—221, 1997 tary on article by John W. Lannamann, see below]
Fiese, Barbara H. (see Levy, Sharon Y.). Family-of- Glynn, Shirley M. (see Fichter, Manfred M.). Family
origin experiences and conflict resolution behaviors climate and expressed emotion in the course of
of young adult dating couples. 36(3):297 alcoholism. 36(2):203
Fiscella, Kevin; Franks, Peter; Shields, Cleveland G. Godding, Véronique; Kruth, Michel; Jamart, Jacques.
Perceived family criticism and primary care utili- Joint consultation for high-risk asthmatic children
zation: Psychosocial and biomedical pathways and their families, with pediatrician and child
36(1):25-41, 1997 psychiatrist as co-therapists: Model and evalua-
Florian, Victor (see Mikulincer, Mario). The associa- tion. 36(3):265—280, 1997
tion between spouses’ self-reports of attachment Goldner, Virginia. The treatment of violence and
styles and representations of family dynamics. victimization in intimate relationships. 37(3):263-
37(1):69 286, 1998
Florian, Victor (see Mikulincer, Mario). The associa- Goldstein, Michael J. (see Weisman, Amy G.).
tion between parental reports of attachment style Evaluating therapist competency and adherence to
and family dynamics, and offspring’s reports of behavioral family management with bipolar pa-
adult attachment style. 38(2):243 tients. 37(1):107
Foley, Bernadette (see Kazak, Anne E.). Surviving Golomb, Valerie (see Kazak, Anne E.). Surviving
Cancer Competently Intervention Program Cancer Competently Intervention Program
(SCCIP): A cognitive-behavioral and family therapy
(SCCIP): A cognitive-behavioral and family therapy
intervention for adolescent survivors of childhood
intervention for adolescent survivors of childhood
cancer and their families. 38(2):175
cancer and their families. 38(2):175
Gottman, John Mordechai [contributor]. In Memo-
Franks, Peter (see Fiscella, Kevin). Perceived family
riam: Neil S. Jacobson, Ph.D. (February 23,
criticism and primary care utilization: Psychoso-
1949—June 2, 1999). 38(3):260-261, 1999
cial and biomedical pathways. 36(1):25
Gottman, John Mordechai; Levenson, Robert Wayne.
Frick, Ulrick (see Fichter, Manfred M.). Family
What predicts change in marital interaction over
climate and expressed emotion in the course of
time?A study of alternative models. 38(2):143-158,
alcoholism. 36(2):203
1999
Friedlander, Myrna L. (see Coulehan, Robin). Trans-
Gottman, John Mordechai; Levenson, Robert Wayne.
forming narratives: A change event in constructiv-
How stable is marital interaction over time?
ist family therapy. 37(1):1
38(2):159-165, 1999
Friedlander, Myrna L. (see Heatherington, Laurie).
Gottman, John Mordechai; Levenson, Robert Wayne.
Assessing individual family members’ construc-
Rebound from marital conflict and divorce predic-
tions of family problems. 37(2):167 tion. 38(3):287—292, 1999
Friedmann, Michael S.; McDermut, Wilson H., Gottman, John Mordechai (see Carrére, Sybil).
Solomon, David A.; Ryan, Christine E.; Keitner, Predicting divorce among newlyweds from the first
Gabor I.; Miller, Ivan W. Family functioning and three minutes of a marital conflict discussion.
mental illness: A comparison of psychiatric and 38(3):293
nonclinical families. 36(4):357-367, 1997 Gordon, Kristina Coop; Baucom, Donald H. Under-
Fruzzetti, Alan E. (see Hoffman, Perry D.). Dialecti- standing betrayals in marriage: A synthesized
cal behavior therapy—Family skills training. 38(4): model of forgiveness. 37(4)425—449, 1998
399
Gregory, Jennifer (see Weisman, Amy G.). Evaluat-
Gale, Jerry E. (see Beels, C. Christian). Mapping ing therapist competency and adherence to behav-
and/or discovering meaning in family therapy: An ioral family management with bipolar patients.
e-mail conversation. 36(2):127 37(1):107
Gale, Jerry E. (see Kogan, Steven M.). Decentering Grunebaum, Henry. Why integration may be a
therapy: Textual analysis of a narrative therapy misguided goal for family therapy [commentary on
session. 36(2):101 Lebow’s article]. 36(1):19-21, 1997
Gardner, Brandt C. (see Butler, Mark H.). Not just a Gullone, Eleonora (see Boyd, Candice P.). The
time-out: Change dynamics of prayer for religious Family Environment Scale: Reliability and norma-
couples in conflict situations. 37(4):451 tive data for an adolescent sample. 36(4):369
George, Elizabeth L.; Bloom, Bernard L. A brief scale Haas, Gretchen L. (see Wuerker, Anne K.). Racial
for assessing parental child-rearing practice: Psy- and gender differences in expressed emotion and
chometric properties and psychosocial correlates. interpersonal control in families of persons with
36(1):63-80, 1997 schizophrenia. 38(4):477
Gergen, Kenneth J. The place of material in a Haber, Jon Randolph; Jacob, Theodore. Marital
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interactions of male versus female alcoholics. A 28-year followup of the 1966 Northern Finland
36(4):385-402, 1997 birth cohort. 37(3):335
Hagan, Margaret Stanley (see Deal, James E.). Jacob, Theodore (see Haber, Jon Randolph). Marital
Marital interaction in dyadic and triadic contexts: interactions of male versus female alcoholics.
Continuities and discontinuities. 38(1):105 36(4):385
Hamilton, Elizabeth Burney; Asarnow, Joan R.; Jamart, Jacques (see Godding, Véronique). Joint
Tompson, Martha C. Family interaction styles of consultation for high-risk asthmatic children and
children with depressive disorders, schizophrenia- their families, with pediatrician and child psychia-
spectrum disorders, and normal controls. 38(4): trist as co-therapists: Model and evaluation. 36(3):
463-476, 1999 265
Heatherington, Laurie; Friedlander, Myrna L.; Jarvelin, Marjo-Riitta (see Makikyré, Taru). Hospital-
Johnson, Benjamin; Buchanan, Rebecca M.; Burke, treated psychiatric disorders in adults with a
Linda E.; Shaw, Deirdre M. Assessing individual single-parent and two-parent family background:
family members’ constructions of family problems. A 28-year followup of the 1966 Northern Finland
37(2):167—187, 1998 birth cohort. 37(3):335
Heatherington, Laurie (see Coulehan, Robin). Trans- Johnson, Benjamin (see Heatherington, Laurie).
forming narratives: A change event in constructiv- Assessing individual family members’ construc-
ist family therapy. 37(1):17 tions of family problems. 37(2):167
Heatherington, Laurie (see Weston, Heather E.). Julien, Danielle (see Turgeon, Lyse). Temporal
Children’s attributions about family arguments: linkages between wives’ pursuit and husbands’
Implications for family therapy. 37(1):35 withdrawal during marital conflict. 37(3):323
Henggeler, Scott W. (see Cunningham, Phillippe B.). Kahn, Jeffrey H. (see Spoth, Richard L.). A prospec-
Engaging nultiproblem families in treament: tive validation study of inclination, belief, and
Lessons learned throughout the development of context predictors of family-focused prevention
multisystemic therapy. 38(3):265 involvement. 36(4):403
Hetherington, E. Mavis (see Deal, James E.). Kaplan, Lori; Boss, Pauline. Depressive symptoms
Marital interaction in dyadic and triadic contexts: among spousal caregivers of institutionalized mates
Continuities and discontinuities. 38(1):105 with Alzheimer’s: Boundary ambiguity and mas-
Hicks, Mary W. (see Dozier, Richard M.). The effect of tery as predictors. 38(1):85—-103, 1999
Tomm’s therapeutic questioning styles on therapeu- Kaplan, Tony. Marital conflict by proxy after father
tic alliance: A clinical analog study. 3'7(2):189 kills mother: The family therapist as an expert
Hobbie, Wendy (see Kazak, Anne E.). Surviving witness in court. 37(4):479-494, 1998
Cancer Competently Intervention Program Kazak, Anne E.; Simms, Steven; Barakat, Lamia;
(SCCIP): A cognitive-behavioral and family therapy Hobbie, Wendy; Foley, Bernadette; Golomb, Val-
intervention for adolescent survivors of childhood erie; Best, Mary. Surviving Cancer Competently
cancer and their families. 38(2):175 Intervention Program (SCCIP): A cognitive-
Hoffman, Lynn. In Memoriam: Mara _ Selvini- behavioral and family therapy intervention for
Palazzoli, M.D. (1916-1999). 38(4)396-398, 1999. adolescent survivors of childhood cancer and their
Hoffman, Perry D.; Fruzzetti, Alan E.; Swenson, families. 38(2):175-191, 1999
Charles R. Dialectical behavior therapy—Family Keitner, Gabor I. (see Friedmann, Michael S.).
skills training. 38(4):399-414, 1999 Family functioning and mental illness: A compari-
Holder, Barbara; Turner-Musa, Jocelyn; Kimmel, son of psychiatric and nonclinical families. 36(4):
Paul L.; Alleyne Sylvan; Kobrin, Sidney; Simmens, 357
Samuel; Cruz, Illuminado; Reiss, David. Engage- Kemp, Raymond A.T. de; Van Acker, Juliaan C.A.
ment of African American families in research on Therapist-parent interaction patterns in home-
chronic tilness: A multisystem recruitment ap- based treatments: Exploring family therapy pro-
proach. 37(2):127-151, 1998 cess. 36(3):281—295, 1997
Holtzworth-Munroe, Amy [contributor]. In Memo- Kendall, Judy. Sibling accounts of attention deficit
ram: Neil S. Jacobson, Ph.D. (February 23, hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). 38(1): 117-136,
1949—June2 , 1999). 38(3):262—263, 1999 1999
Horowitz, June Andrews. Negotiating couplehood: Kimmel, Paul L. (see Holder, Barbara). Engagement
The process of resolving the December dilemma of African American families in research on
among interfaith couples. 38(3):303-323, 1999 chronic illness: A multisystem recruitment ap-
Isohanni Matti (see Makikyré, Taru). Hospital- proach. 37(2):127
treated psychiatric disorders in adults with a Kinsman, Anne M.; Wildman, Beth G.; Smucker,
single-parent and two-parent family background: William D. Relationships among parental reports
CUMULATIVE INDEX OF AUTHORS / 519
of child, parent, and family functioning. 38(3):341- Barbara H. Family-of-origin experiences and con-
351, 1999 flict resolution behaviors of young adult dating
Knudson-Martin, Carmen; Mahoney, Anne Rankin. couples. 36(3):297—310, 1997
Beyond different worlds: A “postgender” approach Lewinsohn, Mark A.; Werner, Paul D. Factors ir
to relational development. 38(3):325—340, 1999 Chinese marital process: Relationship to marital
Kobrin, Sidney (see Holder, Barbara). Engagement adjustment. 36(1):43-61, 1997
of African American families in research on Liberman, Robert P. (see Fichter, Manfred M.).
chronic illness: A multisystem recruitment ap- Family climate and expressed emotion in the
proach. 37(2):127 course of alcoholism. 36(2):203
Kogan, Steven M.; Brown, Anita C. Reading against Liddle, Howard A. (see Diamond, Guy S.). Transform-
the lines: Resisting foreclosure in therapy dis ing negative parent-adolescent interactions in
course. 37(4):495—512, 1998 family therapy: From impassse to dialogue. 38(1):5
Kogan, Steven M.; Gale, Jerry E. Decentering Livingston, Martin S. Conflict and aggression in
therapy: Textual analysis of a narrative therapy couples therapy: A self psychological vantage point.
session. 36(2):101—126, 1997 37(3):311-321, 1998
Kogan, Steven M. (see Beels, C. Christian). Mapping Lowe, Tony. Abstract: 38(3):387, 1999. [Glisson, C &
ind /or discovering meaning in family therapy: An Hemmelgarn, A (1998). The effects of organiza-
e-mail conversation. 36(2):127 tional climate and inter-organizational coordina-
Kruth, Michel (see Godding, Véronique). Joint tion on the quality and outcomes of children
consultation for high-risk asthmatic children and service systems. Child Abuse & Neglect 22(5):401-
their families, with pediatrician and child psychia- 421)
trist as co-therapists: Model and evaluation. 36(3): MacCormack, Terry. Believing in make-believe: Look-
265 ing at theater as a metaphor for psychotherapy.
Landau, Judith (see Suddaby, Kenneth). Positive 36(2):151-169, 1997
and negative timelines: A technique for restorying Mahoney, Anne Rankin (see Knudson-Martin, Car-
37(3):287 men). Beyond different worlds: A “postgender”
Lannamann, John W. The place of the constructed in approach to relational development. 38(3):325
a materially responsive world 37(4):421—423, 1998 Makikyré, Taru; Sauvola, Anu; Moring, Juha; Vei-
{[Rejoinder to Commentary by Kenneth J. Gergen jola, Juha; Nieminen, Pentti; Jarvelin, Marjo-
(see above) on following article Riitta; Isohanni, Matti. Hospital-treated psychiat-
Lannamann, John W. Social construction and mate- ric disorders in adults with a single-parent axd
riality: The limits of indeterminancy in therapeutic two-parent family background: A 28-year followup
settings. 37(4):393—413, 1998 of the 1966 Northern Finland birth cohort. 37(3):
Lavee, Yoav; Ben-David, Amith; Azaiza, Faisal. 335-344, 1998
Israel and Palestinian families in the peace Margolin, Gayla [contributor]. Jn Memoriam: Neil S.
process: Sources of stress and response patterns Jacobson, Ph.D. (February 23, 1949—June 2,
36(3):247-263, 1997 1999). 38(3):261, 1999
Lebow, Jay. The integrative revolution in couple and NeCollum, Eric E. (see Snyder, Wendy).Their home is
family therapy. 36(1):1—17, 1997 their castle: Learning to do in-home family therapy.
Lebow, Jay. Why integration is so important in couple
and family therapy [rejoinder to Grunebaum’s McConaghy, John S.; Cottone, R. Rocco. The systemic
commentary}. 36(1):23—24, 1997 view of violence: An ethical perspective. 37(1):51-
Lebow, Jay. Building a science of couple relation- 63, 1998
ships: Comments on two articles by Gottman and McDermut, Wilson H. (see Friedmann, Michael S.).
Levenson |see Gottman & Levenson, volume Family functioning and mental illness: A compari
38(2)]. 38(2):167—173, 1999 son of psychiatric and nonclinical families. 36(4):
Levenson, Robert Wayne (see Gottman, John Mor- 357
dechai). What predicts change in marital interac- McHale, James P. Overt and covert coparenting
tion over time? A study of alternative models. processes in the family. 36(2):183—201, 1997
38(2):143 Mertens, Carol (see Redekop, Fred). Physical “phan-
Levenson, Robert Wayne (see Gottman, John Mor- tasies” and family functions: Overcoming the
dechai). How stable is marital interaction over mind / body dualism in somatization..38(3):371
time? 38(2):159 Miklowitz, David J. (see WeismanA,my G.). Evaluat-
Levenson, Robert Wayne (see Gottman, John Mor- ing therapist competency and adherence to behav-
dechai). Rebound from marital conflict and divorce ioral family management with bipolar patients.
prediction. 38(3):287 37(1):107
Levy, Sharon Y.; Wamboldt, Frederick S.; Fiese, Mikulincer, Mario; Florian, Victor. The association
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between spouses’ self-reports of attachment styles Redmond, Cleve (see Spoth, Richard L.). A prospec-
and representations of family dynamics. 37(1):69 tive validation study of inclination, belief, and
83, 1999 context predictors of family-focused prevention
Mikulincer. Mario; Florian, Victor. The association involvement. 36(4):403
veen parental reports of attachment style and Reich, Wendy (see Ridenour, Ty A.). Factor analyses
family dynamics, and offspring’s reports of adult of the Family Assessment Device. 38(4):497
attachment style. 38(2):243-—257 1999 Reid, Helen M. (see Rotheram-Borus, Mary Jane).
Miller, Gale; de Shazer, Steve. Have you heard the Parent-adolescent conflict and stress when parents
latest rumor about. . .? Solution-focused therapy as are living with AIDS. 37(1):83
rumor. 37(3):363—377, 1998 teiss, David (see Holder, Barbara). Engagement of
Miller, Ivan W. (see Friedmann, Michael S. ). Family African American families in research on chronic
juunn e fioning and mental illness: A comparison of illness: A multisystem recruitment approach. 37(2)
psychiatric and nonclinical families. 36(4):357 127
Mirsky, Julia (see Slonim-Nevo, Vered). A culturally Ridenour, Ty A.; Daley, James G.; Reich, Wendy.
sensitive approacl to therapy with immigrant Factor analyses of the Family Assessment Device.
families: The case of Jewish emigrants from the 38(4):497-510, 1999
former Soviet Union. 38(4):445 Riedel, Marion (see Stein, Judith A.). Parentification
Moring, Juha (see Makikyré, Taru). Hospital-treated and its inpact on adolescent children of parents
psychiat disorders in adults with a single- with AIDS. 38(2):193
parent and two-parent family background: A Rober, Peter. Reflections on ways to create a safe
9 S-year j yllou up of the 1966 Northern Finland therapeutic culture for children in family therapy.
hi rth cohort 37(3):335 37(2):201-213, 1998
Needleman, Gillian L (see Boyd, Candice P.). The Rober, Peter. The therapist’s inner conversaton in
Family En ironment Si ale Reliability and norma- family therapy practice: Some ideas about the self
tive data for an adolescent sample. 36(4):369 of the therapist, therapeutic impasse, and the
Nieminen, Pentti see Makikyré, Taru). Hospital- process of re flec tion. 38(2):209-—227, 1999
‘ reated psychiatric disorders in adults with a Robin, Leah (see Rotheram-Borus, Mary Jane).
parent and two-parent family background: Parent-adolescent conflict and stress when parents
A 28-year followup of the 1966 Northern Finland are living with AIDS. 37(1):83
cohort 37(3 7335 Rolland, John S. The meaning of disability and
Okazaki, Sumie (see Weisman, Amy G ). Evaluating suffering: Sociopolitical and ethical concerns |com-
therapist competency and adherence to behavioral mentary on Saetersdal’s “Forbidden suffering”]
management with bipolar patients. 37(1):107 36(4):437—440, 1997
P)e gg™ y , Rape flashbacks Constructing a new Rotheram-Borus, Mary Jane; Robin, Leah; Reid,
e.3 3):299-310, 1998 Helen M.; Draimin, Barbara Hermie. Parent-
Peterson, Gary W. (see Dozier, Richard M.). The effect adolescent conflict and stress when parents are
Tomn lerapeu questioning styleso n thera living with AIDS. 37(1):83—94, 1998
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