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Stepfamilies: Who Benefits? Who Does Not? |
Alan Booth; Judy Dunn; Judith F. Dunn
Routledge
Stepfamilies: Who Benefits? Who Does Not?
Intergenerational Ties in Adulthood and Childhood Experience
Authors

Judith A. Seltzer

ARI Id

1666103878364_14740686

Access

Open/Free Access

Pages

153-163

DOI

10.4324/9781315827469-15

Table of Contents of Book
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Chapters/HeadingsAuthor(s)PagesInfo
Marriages that Create Stepfamilies—Why do they Occur? Fail? Succeed?
1-51
The Evolution of Marriage and the Problem of Stepfamilies: A Biosocial Perspective
David Popenoe
3-27
Stepfamilies in the United States: Challenging Biased Assumptions
Marilyn Coleman
29-35
Remarriages and Stepfamilies Are Not Inherently Problematic
Lawrence A. Kurdek
37-44
Biology, Evolutionary Theory, and Family Social Science
Norval D. Glenn
45-51
How do Stepfamilies Function as Childrearing Organizations?
53-106
Stepfamilies as Settings for Child Development
E. Mavis Hetherington; Kathleen M. Jodl
55-79
The Implications of Research Findings on Children in Stepfamilies
Paul R. Amato
81-87
“Settings” and “Development From a Demographic Point of View
Elizabeth Thomson
89-96
Understanding Why Children in Stepfamilies have More Learning and Behavior Problems than Children in Nuclear Families
Nicholas Zill
97-106
How do Stepfamilies Function as Sources of Support?
107-163
Stepfamilies Over the Life Course: Social Support
Lynn White
109-137
Conceptual and Methodological Issues in the Study of Stepfamilies Over the Life Course
Teresa M. Cooney
139-146
Stepfamilies: Selectivity of High-Risk Persons or Risk State?
Dennis P. Hogan
147-151
Intergenerational Ties in Adulthood and Childhood Experience
Judith A. Seltzer
153-163
Building Research and Policy Agendas—What is Needed?
165-189
Research on Stepparenting Families: Integrating Disciplinary Approaches and Informing Policy
Jeanne Brooks-Gunn
167-189
Reformulating the Legal Definition of the Stepparent–Child Relationship
Margaret M. Mahoney
191-196
Social Policy Pertaining to Stepfamilies: Should Stepparents and Stepchildren Have the Option of Establishing a Legal Relationship?
Mark A. Fine
197-204
Policies for Stepfamilies: Crosswalking Private and Public Domains
P. Lindsay Chase-Lansdale
205-215
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