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Some Considerations for Multilevel Theory Construction

by White, J.M. - presented 2009

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Some measurement issues in the study of job-family role strain.

by Hawkins, A., & Rovine, M. - presented 1988

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Some notes on future theorizing and research

by Burr, W. R. - presented November 1972

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Steps towards “best practices” for family researchers in analyzing datasets with missing values.

by Johnson, D. R., & Young, R. - presented 2008

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Strategies for evaluating hidden complexities in structural equation models: Nonlinear forms and interaction terms.

by Taylor, J., & Zhang, X - presented 1989

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Strategies For Improving Theories About Family

by Burr, W.R. - presented 2009

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Strategies We Now Know for Analyzing Data From Respondents who “Don’t Know"

by Young, R.L. & Johnson, D.R. - presented 2011

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Stress and role adjustment in multigenerational households: Integrating symbolic interaction and ecological perspectives.

by Mederer, H. - presented 1986

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Stress: A conceptual integration with a focus on family violence.

by Sederberg, N. - presented 1981

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Structuralism, mental and social, and its family applications.

by Condon, T. F. - presented 1976

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Studying the development of dyadic relationships: Explorations into a retrospective interview technique.

by Fitzgerald, N. M., & Surra, C. A. - presented 1981

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Studying “a sense of presence” in grieving families.

by Nadeau, J. W. - presented 2000

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Stumbling-block on stepping-stone: Uses and abuses of path analysis in family studies.

by Schumm, W. R., Southerly, W. T., & Figley, C. R. - presented 1978

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Survival of the safest: A multi-theoretical perspective on the significance of benevolent father presence.

by Harrison, C. - presented 1999

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Symbolic interaction/role theory and the family.

by Burr, W. R., Leigh, G. K., Day, R., & Constantine, J. - presented 1976

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Synthesizing theory and methods of symbolic interaction and cognitive psychology: An inductive research strategy.

by Armstrong, M. A. - presented 1985

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Systems theory vs. reality

by Black, K. D., & Broderick, C.B. - presented November 1972

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Systems theory vs. tradition: Viva la difference?

by Wilkinson, M.  - presented 1973

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Systems view of family relations and resources.

by Churaman, C. V. - presented 1976

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Taking time seriously—The process of readjustment to separation and divorce: A meadian analysis.

by Bennett, L. J. - presented 1995