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Families Coping With Financial Difficulties

Concurrent Sessions 10
Session ID#: 
338

Session Chair/Organizer: Jeffrey Dew

Date: 
November 2, 2012
Time: 
3:15 pm - 4:45 pm
Session Location: 
Ellis West
Session Type: Symposium
Sponsoring Section(s): 
Research & Theory

About the Session

  • 338-01 - What Protects Couples’ Marital Quality During Financial Strain? Presented by: Jeffrey Dew, Mark Jackson
  • 338-02 - Cultural Patterns of Coping With Economic Stress. Presented by: Suzanne Bartholomae, Jonathan J. Fox
  • 338-03 - Examining the Personal Economic Consequences of Divorce: A Mixed Methods Study. Presented by: David Schramm, Adam Galovan, Greg Brooks, Graham McCaulley, Tyler Jamison

Abstracts

Families Coping With Financial Difficulties

Presented by: Jeffrey Dew, Mark Jackson, Suzanne Bartholomae, Jonathan J. Fox, David Schramm, Adam Galovan, Greg Brooks, Graham McCaulley, Tyler Jamison

The studies in this symposium examine different dimensions of financial coping. The first studied the financial, attitudinal, and behavioral factors that may help married couples avoid relationship quality decline in times of economic pressure. The second assessed whether financial coping differed across different race and ethnic groups. The last studied how individuals financially cope with divorce. The studies examine novel research questions, incorporate family diversity, and are ready to present.

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Families Coping With Financial Difficulties - audio recording

The studies in this symposium examine different dimensions of financial coping. The first studied the financial, attitudinal, and behavioral factors that may help married couples avoid relationship quality decline in times of economic pressure. The second assessed whether financial coping differed across different race and ethnic groups. The last studied how individuals financially cope with divorce.