| Family Process |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| Adaptation of parent-child interaction therapy for Puerto Rican families: A preliminary study. | Sociology and social work | Matos, Maribel, Torres, Rosalie, Santiago, Rocheli, Jurado, Michelle, Rodriguez, Ixa |
| Brief strategic family therapy: Lessons learned in efficacy research and challenges to blending research and practice. | Sociology and social work | Robbins, Michael S., Szapocznik, Jose, Santisteban, Daniel A., Suarez-Morales, Lourdes |
| Can spouses provide knowledge of each other's communication patterns? A study of self-reports, spouses' reports, and observational coding.(Report) | Sociology and social work | Stocker, Clare M., Rhoades, Galena Kline |
| Developing a family-based depression prevention program in urban community mental health clinics: A qualitative investigation. | Sociology and social work | Boyd, Rhonda C., Diamond, Guy S., Bourjolly, Joretha N. |
| Emotional transnationalism and family identities. | Sociology and social work | Falicov, Celia J. |
| Engaging families as experts: Collaborative family program development. | Sociology and social work | Fraenkel, Peter |
| Family first: The development of an evidence-based family intervention for increasing participation in psychiatric clinical care and research in depressed African American adolescents. | Sociology and social work | Breland-Noble, Alfiee M., Bell, Carl, Nicholas, Guerda |
| Healing elements of therapeutic conversation: dialogue as an embodiment of love. | Sociology and social work | Seikkula, Jaakko, Trimble, David |
| I. Genotype-environment interaction in the schizophrenia spectrum: Genetic liability and global family ratings in the Finish adoption study. | Sociology and social work | Wynne, Lyman C., Moring, Juha, Wahlberg, Karl-Erik, Miettunen, J., Laksy, Kristian, Tienari, Pekka, Lahtl, Ilpo, Nieminen, P., Sorri, Anneli, Naarala, Mikko |
| II. Genotype-environment interaction in the schizophrenia spectrum: Qualitative observations.(Report) | Sociology and social work | Wynne, Lyman C., Moring, Juha, Wahlberg, Karl-Erik, Tienari, Pekka, Sorri, Anneli, Lahti, Ilpo |
| Indirect pathways between depressive symptoms and marital distress: The role of conflict, communication, attributions, and attachment style. | Sociology and social work | Van Oost, Paulette, Buysse, Ann, Heene, Els L.D. |
| Intergenerational transmission of marital quality across the transition to parenthood. | Sociology and social work | Perren, Sonja, Wyl, Agnes Von, Burgin, Dieter, Simoni, Heidi, Klitzing, Kai Von |
| Migrating across literature, stories, and family therapy. | Sociology and social work | Roberts, Janine |
| Multiple-family group treatment of outpatients with schizophrenia: Impact on service utilization. | Sociology and social work | McDonell, Michael G., Short, Robert A., Hazel, Nicholas A., Berry, Christopher M., Dyck, Dennis G. |
| Myths about "not-knowing". | Sociology and social work | Anderson, Harlene |
| Negotiated nonmonogamy and male couples. | Sociology and social work | Shernoff, Michael |
| On hating to hate. | Sociology and social work | Weingarten, Kaethe |
| Play with me at my speed: Describing differences in the tempo of parent-infant interactions in the Lausanne triadic play paradigm in two cultures. | Sociology and social work | Gottman, John M., Hedenbro, Monica, Shapiro, Alyson F. |
| Processes linked to contact changes in adoptive kinship networks. | Sociology and social work | Grotevant, Harold D., McRoy, Ruth G., Dunbar, Nora, Dulmen, Manfred H.M. van, Ayers-Lopez, Susan, Berge, Jerica M., Christian, Cinda, Gossaman, Ginger, Henney, Susan M., Mendenhall, Tai J. |
| Sacrifice: A clinical view. | Sociology and social work | Beels, C. Chirstian, Newmark, Margaret |
| Sacrifice as a predictor of marital outcomes. | Sociology and social work | Stanley, Scott M., Markman, Howard J., Whitton, Sarah W., Sadberry, Sabina Low, Clements, Mari L. |
| Success and failure among polygamous families: The experience of wives, husbands and children.(Survey) | Sociology and social work | Al-Krenawi, Alean, Slonim-Nevo, Vered |
| The development of a culturally informed, family-focused treatment for schizophrenia. | Sociology and social work | Weisman, Amy, Duarte, Eugenio, Koneru, Vamsi, Wasserman, Stephanie |
| The development of a systemic school-based intervention: Marte Meo and coordination meetings. | Sociology and social work | Hansson, Kjell, Broberg, Anders G., Wirtberg, Ingegerd |
| The Family Check-Up: A pilot study of a brief intervention to improve family functioning in adults. | Sociology and social work | Miller, Ivan W., Uebelacker, Lisa A., Hecht, Jacki |
| The heart of the matter: A proposal for placing the self of the therapist at the center of family research and training. | Sociology and social work | Simon, George M. |
| The therapist's self in dialogical family therapy: Some ideas about not-knowing and the therapist's inner conversation. | Sociology and social work | Rober, Peter |
| To rebuild lives: A longitudinal study of the influences of the holocaust on relationships among three generations of women in one family. | Sociology and social work | Litvak-Hirsch, Tal, Bar-On, Dan |
| Transnationalism as a motif in family stories. | Sociology and social work | Stone, Elizabeth, Gomez, Erica, Hotzoglou, Despina, Lipnitzky, Jane Y. |
| Up front and personal: Confronting dynamics in the Family Group Conference. | Sociology and social work | Connolly, Marie |
| What does it mean to be rational? A framework for assessment and practice. | Sociology and social work | Silverstein, Rachelle, Bass, Linda Buxbaum, Tuttle, Amy, Knudson-Martin, Carmen, Huenergardt, Douglas |
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