The Journal of Family Psychology studies the family system from multiple perspectives, and presents empirical research on a wide variety of family-related topics. Some of the important issues covered are marriage, divorce, parenthood, teenage pregnancy, single parenting, stress and coping, violence within the family, employment, schooling and social agencies, religious institutions, and ethnicity and sexual orientation in relation to the family. Also included are brief reports, literature reviews, theoretical articles, and case studies. Up to 133 line screen for text and covers. Camera-ready copy or offset negatives preferred.
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