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Close Relations An Introduction To The Sociology Of Families Illustrated Mcdaniel

Name: Close Relations An Introduction To The Sociology Of Families Illustrated Mcdaniel
SKU: BELL-10473870
Price: 31.00 USD
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Publisher: Pearson Education Canada

File Extension: PDF

File size: 42.54 MB

Pages: 352

Author: McDaniel, S.A.; Tepperman, L.

ISBN: 9780130914217, 0130914215

Language: English

Year: 2002

Edition: illustrated

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Close Relations An Introduction To The Sociology Of Families Illustrated Mcdaniel by Mcdaniel, S.a.; Tepperman, L. 9780130914217, 0130914215 instant download after payment.

Appropriate for 1-semester courses in Marriage and the Family, and Sociology of the Family. Focuses on applications and theory for one semester courses. Several overarching themes help organize the material: an emphasis on processes (interaction, communication, cooperation and empathy) found in all families rather than on the specific forms of the family; the fact that the family is becoming more rather than less important, the constant tension between families, schools and work; and historical changes and cross-national comparisons. With a new chapter on Family Dynamics.