Family Science Review

1989 Volume 2 Issue 1

Symone Osieko2021-08-06T17:49:14-05:00

Research Articles

Careers for Family Scientists: Entry Position

Robert E. Keim and Deborah J. Cassidy ABSTRACT: Family scientists have an effective way of working with people in the family and social services field that is qualitatively different than employees with other backgrounds. The...

1988 Volume 1 Issue 4

Symone Osieko2021-08-06T17:04:57-05:00

Research Articles

Family Ecology: An Approach to the Interdisciplinary Complexity of the Study of Family Phenomena

Scott D. Wright & Donald A. Herrin ABSTRACT: In this article we continue our discussion of the precursors to a Family Ecology by articulating the conceptual commonalities...

1988 Volume 1 Issue 3

Symone Osieko2021-08-09T18:54:14-05:00

Research Articles

Precursors to a Family Ecology: Interrelated Threads of Ecological Thought

Donald A. Herrin & Scott D. Wright ABSTRACT: In this article we attempt an historical overview of the developments and streams of through in ecology and human ecology in order to...

1988 Volume 1 Issue 2

Symone Osieko2021-08-09T19:31:28-05:00

Research Articles

What is Family Science

NCFR Task Force on the Development of a Family Discipline ABSTRACT: This paper reviews the historical development of family science. It began as an interdisciplinary area in the early decades of the twentieth century. Several new professions,...

1987 Volume 1 Issue 1

Symone Osieko2021-08-09T20:34:59-05:00

Articles

Olson's Complex Model: A Review and Extension

Wesley R. Burr and Timothy A. Lowe ABSTRACT: This paper reviews the literature about Olson's Circumplex model, and attempts to resolve two problems that have been discovered by attempts to use the model. The two...