Annual Editions The family /
Annual Editions The family /
Kathleen R.Gilbert [Editor]
- 33rd edition
- Kerper Blvd Dubque, McGraw hill Contemporary Learning series, 2007.
- xviii, 221 p. : ill. ; 27 cm.
Table of Contents
UNIT 1 VARIED PERSPECTIVE ON THE FAMILY
1. The world historical transformation of marriage
2. Children as a public good
3. Families and family study in International perspective
UNIT 2 EXPLORING AND ESTABLISHING RELATIONSHIPS
4. Gender bender,
5. What makes you who you are
PART Emotions and relating
6. This thing called love
7. Great expectations
PART C Mate selection
8 Go a head, kiss your cousin: Heck, Marry her if you want to
9. Interracial Intimacy
10. New technologies and feelings: romance on the internet
PART D. Sexuality
11. Lust for the long Haul
12. Reinventing sex
PART E Conception and pregnancy
13. A new fertility factor
14. The abortion wars: 30 year Roe V. wade
15. Brave new babies
16. Barren
PART F The next generation
17. Who's raising baby
18. And now, the hard part: that sweet little thing is about to commander your life
19. Adopting a new American family
20. After the Bliss
UNIT 3 FINDING A BALANCE: MAINTAINING RELATIONSHIPS
PART A Marriage and other committed relationships
21. Contextual Influence on marriage: Implications for policy and Intervention
22. Marriage at first sight
PART B Relationships between parents and children
23. Kaleidoscope of parenting cultures
24. Spanking children: evidence and issues
25. Stress and the super dad
26. The kids are all right
27. What about black fathers
28. Adoption by Lesbian couples
29. Are married really better for children
30. The perma parent trap
PART C Other family relationships
311 Being a sibling
32. Aunties and Uncles
33. Roles of American Indian grandparents in times of cultural crisis
34. Aging Japanese pen messages to posterity
UNIT 4 CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES
PART A Family violence and chaos
35.Hitting home
36. The myths and truths of family abduction
PART B INFIDELITY
37. Love but don't touch
PART C
38. For better or worse: couple confront unemployment
39. Keeping work and life in balance
40. How to land on life balance
PART D WAR
41. Home alone
42. Terrorism, Trauma and children: what can we do
PART E DIVORCE
42. Marriage and divorce American style
43. Dating after divorce
PART F REMARRIAGE
45. Managing a blended family
46. Stepfamily success depends on Ingredients
PART G. DEATH AND GRIEF
47. Death of one's partner: the anticipation and reality
48. The Hispanic way of dying: three families perspectives, three cultures
UNIT 5 FAMILIES, NOW AND INTO THE FUTURE
49. Breaking free of the family tree
50. Get a closer look: 12 tips for successful family interviews.
Includes Index p. 216-219.
007351671 978007351672
Family
306.85 / FAM
Table of Contents
UNIT 1 VARIED PERSPECTIVE ON THE FAMILY
1. The world historical transformation of marriage
2. Children as a public good
3. Families and family study in International perspective
UNIT 2 EXPLORING AND ESTABLISHING RELATIONSHIPS
4. Gender bender,
5. What makes you who you are
PART Emotions and relating
6. This thing called love
7. Great expectations
PART C Mate selection
8 Go a head, kiss your cousin: Heck, Marry her if you want to
9. Interracial Intimacy
10. New technologies and feelings: romance on the internet
PART D. Sexuality
11. Lust for the long Haul
12. Reinventing sex
PART E Conception and pregnancy
13. A new fertility factor
14. The abortion wars: 30 year Roe V. wade
15. Brave new babies
16. Barren
PART F The next generation
17. Who's raising baby
18. And now, the hard part: that sweet little thing is about to commander your life
19. Adopting a new American family
20. After the Bliss
UNIT 3 FINDING A BALANCE: MAINTAINING RELATIONSHIPS
PART A Marriage and other committed relationships
21. Contextual Influence on marriage: Implications for policy and Intervention
22. Marriage at first sight
PART B Relationships between parents and children
23. Kaleidoscope of parenting cultures
24. Spanking children: evidence and issues
25. Stress and the super dad
26. The kids are all right
27. What about black fathers
28. Adoption by Lesbian couples
29. Are married really better for children
30. The perma parent trap
PART C Other family relationships
311 Being a sibling
32. Aunties and Uncles
33. Roles of American Indian grandparents in times of cultural crisis
34. Aging Japanese pen messages to posterity
UNIT 4 CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES
PART A Family violence and chaos
35.Hitting home
36. The myths and truths of family abduction
PART B INFIDELITY
37. Love but don't touch
PART C
38. For better or worse: couple confront unemployment
39. Keeping work and life in balance
40. How to land on life balance
PART D WAR
41. Home alone
42. Terrorism, Trauma and children: what can we do
PART E DIVORCE
42. Marriage and divorce American style
43. Dating after divorce
PART F REMARRIAGE
45. Managing a blended family
46. Stepfamily success depends on Ingredients
PART G. DEATH AND GRIEF
47. Death of one's partner: the anticipation and reality
48. The Hispanic way of dying: three families perspectives, three cultures
UNIT 5 FAMILIES, NOW AND INTO THE FUTURE
49. Breaking free of the family tree
50. Get a closer look: 12 tips for successful family interviews.
Includes Index p. 216-219.
007351671 978007351672
Family
306.85 / FAM