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What's (Not) Wrong With Low-income Couples: Maintaining Intimacy in More and Less Affluent Marriages

Closing Plenary Session - Official Conference Closing
Session ID#: 
419

Presider: Norma Bond Burgess

Date: 
Saturday, November 19, 2011
Time: 
11:15 am - 1:00 pm
Session Location: 
Grand Ballroom B
Session Type: Plenary

About the Session

Presented by: Benjamin Karney, Ph.D., Professor of Social Psychology at the University of California, Los Angeles, and twice winner of the NCFR Reuben Hill Research and Theory Award.

  • Presentation of Kathleen Briggs Outstanding Mentor Award. Presenter, Thomas Blume, Family Therapy Section Chair
  • Introducing the 2012 Annual Conference. Presenter: Leigh Leslie, 2012 NCFR Conference Chair
  • Introduction of Speaker: Leanor Boulin Johnson

 

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Benjamin Karney speaking on Building Stronger Families

Benjamin Karney speaks about Building Stronger Families in this clip from his presentation What's (Not) Wrong With Low-income Couples: Maintaining Intimacy in More and Less Affluent Marriages. Runtime: 2:27

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What's (Not) Wrong With Low-income Couples: Maintaining Intimacy in More and Less Affluent Marriages - Video Recording

Presented by: Benjamin Karney, Ph.D., Professor of Social Psychology at the University of California, Los Angeles, and twice winner of the NCFR Reuben Hill Research and Theory Award. Runtime: 1:08:16