Evaluation of a Parent Education Program for Divorcing Parents

Participants in a parent education program mandated for divorcing parents were compared with a similar sample of individuals who had not participated in such a program. The mail survey consisted of 236 individuals. A series of 2(program) × 2(parental residential status) MANCOVA's and ANCOVA...

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Child Abuse
Child Advocacy
Child Rearing
Childhood mental disorders
Children
Conflict Resolution
Control Groups
Depression (Psychology)
Divorce
Divorce rates
Education
Educational Programs
Experimental Groups
Family Diversity
Interpersonal Competence
Legal Problems
Mail Surveys
Mandatory Programs
Mental Health
Parent Attitudes
Parent Child Relationship
Parent Education
Parent Role
Parent Training
Parenting
Parents
Parents & parenting
Program Evaluation
Psychology
Questionnaires
Reading Materials
Spouses
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