| Divorce Is More Painful With Children |
| Pornography
Use Leads to Marital Instability and Divorce |
| Divorce Jeopardizes Girls’ Health |
Thoughts of Divorce May Help Marriage
|
| Divorce Affects Grandparent-Grandchild Relationships |
| Divorce Linked to Husband’s Unemployment |
| Parental Union Disruption Affects Children’s Union
Stability |
| Child Support Declines |
| Parents’ Divorce Can Harm Children’s Health |
| Parental Divorce Affects Children’s Long-term Health |
| Sibling Divorce |
| Becoming a Grandparent Is A Deterrent to Gray Divorce |
| Depressive Symptoms Occur After Gray Divorce and
Subsequent Repartnering |
| The Financial Consequences of Marriage for Cohabiting
Couples with Children |
| Cohabiting and Asymmetrical Relationships |
| Adolescent Family Environment Predicts Likelihood of
Cohabitation |
| Cohabitation Portends Greater Family Instability for
Children |
| Cohabiters Have Worse Mental Health When Compared to
Married Individuals |
| Married Persons are Less Lonely than Cohabitors and
Single Persons |
| Women’s Premarital Cohabitation is Inversely Associated
with Marital Happiness |
| Teen
Pregnancy and Family Response: Analysis by Religious Worship |
| Teen
Pregnancy and Family Response: Analysis by Family Structure Religious Worship |
Minor Children in Same-Sex households
|
| Minor Children in Same-Sex households |
| The Role of Same-Sex Marriage in the Declining U.S.
Marriage Rate |
| Japan’s Foreboding Demographics: Lessons for America |
| Adolescents
Who Have Had Four or More Sexual Partners by Family Structure |
| With an Eye on the Children: The Effects of Divorce on
Society |
Adolescents
OK with Having a Child Out-of-Wedlock
|
| Religion and the Risk of Divorce |
| Strong families, Prosperous States |
| Parents Behind Bars: What Happens to Their Children? |
| Parenting in America |
| The Education-Fertility Link May Be Weakening |
| Later-in-Life Divorce is on the Rise |
| Growing Up With Single Parent Could Count As Poverty |
| The Importance of Long-Term Marriages |
| Childlessness and Marital Status |
| Child Hunger and Family Structure |
| Single Mothers & Extended Family Support |
| Millennials Embrace “Starter Marriages” |
| Relationships with Adult Children and Spouses |
| The Toll of Parental Incarceration |
| Family Structure and Children’s Education |
| Parents’ Media Use Strongly Influences Children’s Media
Use |
| Marriage Protects Against Child Poverty |
| Marriage Linked to Lower Alcoholism Among Adults |
| Premarital Sex and Marital Stability |
| Marriage Improves Chances of Surviving a Heart Attack |
| Marriage Improves Chances of Surviving a Heart Attack |
| Depression among Adolescents with Same-Sex Parents |
Income Inequality and Nonmarital Births
|
| Marital Satisfaction among Army Couples |
| Marriage Penalties |
| Marriage Expectations and Crime |
| Father Absence, Delinquency, and Depression |
| Neighborhood Violence and Parental Support |
| Effects of Pornography on Marriage |
| Aging Parents and Marital Satisfaction |
| More Men Means More Marriage |
| More Men Means More Marriage |
| Mother’s Marital Status and Age Affects Children’s High
School Graduation |
| Family Structure Affects School Success: A Look at
Florida |
| Nonresident Fathers, Child Support Debt, and Parental
Involvement |
| Stress of Paid Maternity Leave in Korea |
| Child Well-Being and Parents’ Marriage |
| Children Benefit from a Stay-at-Home Parent |
| Parental Absence Linked to Children’s Smoking and Alcohol
Consumption |
| Family Stability During Childhood Affects Adult
Relationship Stability |
| Attitudes Toward Marriage, Sexual Activity, and Skin Tone |
| American Family Survey: Marriage, Family, and Policy
Attitudes |
| Fathers’ Childbearing Intentions and Child Involvement |
| Family Profiles |
| Unwed Births Decline for Immigrant Women |
| Shotgun Marriages Increase Among Vulnerable Populations |
| Marital
Investment and Community Involvement |
| Interfaith Homes in America |
| Childhood Family Structure and Future Risk-Taking |
| Families and Living Arrangements |
| Families
and Living Arrangements |
| Family Structure and Education in Ohio |
| Marriage: The Key to Surviving a Stroke |
| Child Custody Affects Mothers’ Re-partnering |
| Childbearing Among Millennials |
| Parents’ Presence Helps Children Learn |
| Never-Married Adults |
| Household Income and Marital Satisfaction |
| Unhappiness in Marriage Is Rarely Permanent |
| Marriage Decreases Stress |
| Fewer Jobs Mean More Out-of-Wedlock Births |
Family Structure and Wealth
|
| Family Prosperity Index |
| Gender Attitudes about Work and Family |
| Families and Households of Baby
Boomers versus Millennials |
| Married People Pay Most in Income Taxes |
| Factors Affecting Openness to Teen Pregnancy |
| Age at Marriage and Marital Stability Varies by Race |
| Childhood Family Structure and
Future Economic Success |
| Strong Parent-Child Relationship Is Vital for Low-Income Children |
| Grandmother’s
Smoking Habits Affect Granddaughter |
| Grandfamilies |
| Interracial Marriages Continue to Steadily Increase |
| United States Enters Demographic Winter |
| The Success Sequence |
| 2017 Kids Count Data Book |
| Race, Family Structure, and Poverty |
| Marriage “Trains” Newlyweds |
| Marriage Rates and Educational Achievement |
| Greater Tension in Wives Leads to Divorce |
| Good Parenting Enables Children to Thrive Despite
Hardship |
| Parents’ Religiosity Correlated with Positive Outcomes |
| Parents’ Religious Attendance and Prayer Delay Teen
Sexual Activity |
| Parents’ Religiosity Lowers Risk for Children’s Suicidal
Behavior |
| Parents’ Religious Attendance and Time Spent in Prayer
Associated with Healthy Teeth |
| Parents’ Time with Children Has Increased in the Past 50
Years |
| Increased Time Spent with Children Decreased Children’s
Risky Behavior |
| Family Mealtime Differs by Socioeconomic Status |
| Family Mealtime has Positive Effects on Youth’s
Psychosocial Outcomes |
| Family
Mealtime Sown at a Young Age Results in Thriving |
| Family Meals Boost Emotional Well-Being Among New Zealand
Youth |
| Family
Meals Decrease Risk of Mental Disorders Among Iranian Youth |
| Family Meals Yield Positive Psychosocial Outcomes Among
Adolescents |
| Benefits of Family Meals Extend Beyond Adolescence and
Into Parenthood |
| Fathers Who Live with their Children are More Involved in their Children’s
Lives |
| Father Engagement Reduces Stress in their Adolescent
Child |
| Father Engagement Reduces Depressive Affect and Promotes
Cognitive Development |
| Paternal
Involvement Increases Children’s Quality of Life |
| Family Connectedness Buffers Youths from Risky Behaviors |
| Family Connectedness Decreases Sexual RiskTaking
Among Adolescents |
| Family Connectedness Allows for Optimal Development |
| Poor Family Relationships are Associated with Adverse
Consequences |
| Family Connectedness Protects Elderly Patients from
Committing Suicide |
| Quality of Marriage Enhances Quality of Life |
| Greater Marital Quality, Better Health |
| Marital Quality Contributes Positively for the Health of
Middle-Aged and Older Spouses |
| Adult Marital Quality Depends on Their Childhood Family
Background |
| Resilience When Stressed Differs Between Males and
Females Across the Lifespan |
| Parental Rejection and Risky Behaviors: Differences
between Male and Female |
| Magnanimous Humility: Rescuing Greatness from Pride |
| Magnanimous Humility: Rescuing Greatness from Pride |
Family dinners have major adolescent mental health
implications, but certain family structures and employment arrangements make
them much more or much less likely.
|
| Family Dinners Mediate the Relationship between
Cyberbullying and Adolescent Mental Health |
| Family Structure and Employment Very Significantly
Influence the Odds of Having Family Dinners |
| Family Meals Are Good for Adolescents |
| Family Breakfasts and Adolescent Well-Being |
| Family Dinners, Mental Health Benefits and Protection
from Cyberbullying |
| Family Structure Influences Suicidal Ideation and
Attempts |
| Family Structure Influences Adolescent Health and Health
Behaviors |
| Family Cohesion and Conflict: Impact on Children’s Health
and Well-Being |
| Neural Evidence that Two Really Do Become One |
| Parents’ Marital Quality Impacts Their Children’s
Physical Health |
| Integration in the Family Impacts Quality of Life |
| Cohesion in the Family is Good for the Family |
| Marriage Gap Widens |
| Family Structure Moderates the Effect of Marital Status
on Mortality Risk |
| Married Koreans Have Higher Life Satisfaction |
| Marriage Decreases Risk of Suicide Especially among Men |
| Men and Women Perceive Marital Quality Differently |
| Men and Women Perceive Marital Quality Differently |
| High Marital Quality Translates into Better Health |
| Religious
Attendance, Family Structure & Adolescent Psychological Well-Being:
Continuity in the Two Great Loves: |
| Pornography Use and the Quality of the Parent-Child
Relationship is Modified by Religious Practice |
| Intact Married Families and Christianity are Foundations
for Economic Prosperity |
| Intact Married Families and Christianity are Foundations
for Economic Prosperity |
| Intact Married Families and Christianity are Foundations
for Economic Prosperity |
| Fathers Matter in the Health of Their Children |
| Father Involvement Influences Attachment to Their
Children |
| Paternal Involvement Impacts Infants’ Brain Development |
| Father’s Interaction Changes the Brain Volume of his
Infant Child |
| A Father’s Involvement During Infancy Predicts Children’s
Mental Health in Childhood |
| Fathers’ Healthy Attachment with their Infants Have
Higher Quality Relationships and Interactions with Them |
| Fathers’
Religious Attendance Decreases the Likelihood of Risky Behavior Among
Adolescents |
| Fathers’ Religious Attendance Decreases the Likelihood of
Risky Behavior Among Adolescents |
| Fathers’ Religious Attendance Decreases the Likelihood of
Risky Behavior Among Adolescents |
| Attachment Style Influences
Brain Connectivity in Children |
| Thanksgiving
and Family |
| “Depressed Daddy-less Daughters” |
| Having More Children May Slow Aging |
Marriage & Cancer Survival
|
| Less Marriage, More Inequality |
The Importance of Family Meals
|
| Influence of a Mother’s Marriage on Her Children |
| Effect of “Boomerang Fathers” on Adolescent Girls |
| Religious Disaffiliation Linked to Parents’ Divorce |
| Fathers’ Smoking Prior to Conception Harms Future
Children |
| Men Benefit from Marriage |
| A Portrait of Latino Fathers |
| Positive Influence of Fathers |
| Paternal and Maternal Depression Affects Children
Differently |
| Father’s Involvement Boosts Baby’s Mental Development |
| Fathers Can Offset Consequences of Maternal Depression |
| Mother’s Partner Status Affects Childhood Morbidity |
| Parental Modeling Affects Children’s Future Relationships |
| Parental Technology Use and Child Behavior |
| Fathers
Influence Daughter’s Sexual Behavior |
| Cuts in Sex-Education Programs Coincide with Decreases in
Teen Pregnancy |
| Marriage Protects Heart Disease Patients |
| Fathers in Intact Families Spend More Time with their
Children Compared to Non-Intact Families |
| Parental Warmth is Associated with a Potpourri of
Outcomes |
| Marital Quality Affects a Wide Range of Health Outcomes |
| Marital Quality Negatively Impacts Immune Function |
| Marital Quality Moderates Genetic and Environmental
Influences on Mental Disorders |
| Marital Quality Negatively Impacts Immune Function |
| Religion and Family are Pathways to Human Flourishing |
| Parental Warmth Leads to Their Children Flourishing |
| Religion Increases Marital Quality |
| Religiosity
& Spirituality Correlate with Positive Psychosocial Functioning |
| Parental Encouragement Does Not Alter Infants’
Preferences for Toys |
| A Secure Father-Infant Attachment Predicts Greater
Paternal Sensitivity Over Time |
| A Father’s Touch Positively Impacts His Infant and
Himself |
| Father-Infant Interaction Influences Fathers’ Hormonal
Responses |
| When Fathers Interact with their Infant, Their Physiology
Changes |
| When Fathers See Their Infants, Brain Activation and
Testosterone Levels Increase |
| Men and Women Have Different Preferences When Selecting
Their Future Spouse and Short-Term Prospects |
