03Apr
03Jan
2015 Volume 20 Issue 1
Invited Paper
A Feminist Rumination on the Politics of Self-Disclosure
April L. Few-Demo ABSTRACT: This author invited essay is a response to the Hall and Mitchell manuscript, “Students’ Preference and Perceptions Regarding Instructor Self disclosure in the Classroom,” which appeared in a recent...
14Apr
2014 Volume 19 Issue 2
Research Articles
Lessons Learned: My Non-Traditional Journey in Family Science
Patricia Kain Knaub ABSTRACT: My essay traces a fifty year journey from a high school teacher to professor to administrator(s) to a consultant from the perspective of now being retired. Arguably it could...
14Jan
2014 Volume 19 Issue 1
Research Articles
Gatekeeping in Family Science Programs
Leslie A. Koepke and Amanda E. Barnett ABSTRACT: Family science programs strive to graduate students who are academically and personally competent to work effectively with families; however, little has been empirically documented about how students’ academic...
01Apr
2013 Volume 18 Issue 2
Introduction to the Special Issue
Introduction to the Special Issue
Co-Editors: Raeann R. Hamon, Ph.D., CFLE and Rebecca Adams, Ph.D., CFLE Introduction: Welcome to this special issue of Family Science Review devoted to Advancing the Discipline of Family Science and Family Science Programs! ...
21Jan
2013 Volume 18 Issue 1
Research Articles
El Cambio, el Callejón, el Pueblo, y la Migra: An Examination of Ecological Influences on Immigrant Latino Families’ Adjustment in North Central Indiana
Ruben P. Viramontez Anguiano, J. Roberto Reyes, Jorge M. Chavez ABSTRACT: This study examined the adjustment experiences of...
01Apr
2012 Volume 17 Issue 2
Research Articles
Implicit Theories of the Marital Institution: Associations and Moderations
Scott S. Hall ABSTRACT: The Implicit Theories of the Marital Institution (ITMI) framework distinguishes beliefs about how fixed or malleable marriage is, and might assist in investigating how such beliefs are formed...
29Jul
2012 Volume 17 Issue 1
Research Articles
Doing What I Teach and Teaching What I Do: Using the Principles of Effective Parenting to Become an Effective Educator about Parenting
Amanda W. Harrist, Ph.D. ABSTRACT: The journeys of being a family science educator, researcher, and parent are arguably intertwined....
21Jan
2011 Volume 16 Issue 1
Scholarship of Teaching and Learning
Understanding Student Attitudes toward Majoring in Human Development and Family Science
David J. Hagenbuch & Raeann R. Hamon ABSTRACT: Most prospective students are unfamiliar with Human Development and Family Science (HDFS), which makes building program enrollment among incoming...
01Jan