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Adolescent adjustment to parental divorce : an investigation from the theoretical perspective of structural family therapy
Significant Aided-Unaided differences are also found: Aided families are perceived as more chaotic, disengaged, and enmeshed than Unaided families; Aided adolescents are characterized by more Externalizing (i.e . acting out) behavior problems than Unaided adolescents; and while all Unaided adolescen...
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2026
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