FAMILY SCIENCE REVIEW: Volume 2, 1988 - 1989

CONTENTS

FEATURE ARTICLES

FSR—Volume 2, Number 1
February 1989

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1. Careers for Family Scientists: Entry Position, Robert E. Keim and Deborah J. Cassidy
2. Job Listings and Descriptions for Family Science Professionals, Sandra W. Smith and Thomas B. Holman
3. The Family Professional: Inside and Outside Academia, Barbara Vance
4. The Profession of Marriage and Family Therapy, Robert F. Stahmann and Joe Edgar Glenn
5. Family Financial Planning, Jerald Mason
6. Professional Opportunities in Cooperative Extension, Mick Coleman and Chrystal Barranti
7. Careers for Family Science Ph.D.s Outside Academe: Trends and Implications, Gary L. Bowen
8. Careers in Business: An Alternative for the Family Researcher, Erik E. Filsinger

Family Science Review: Volume 2, Number 2
May 1989

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1. Preventing Schooliosis: A Self-Help Guide for Undergraduate Family Science Majors, James R. Huber
2. The Resume Factor in Seeking Entry Level Family Science Positions,  Gregory W. Brock and Jeanette D. Coufal
3. The Certification of Family Life Educators: A Quest for Professionalism, J. Kenneth Davidson, Sr.
4. Non-academic Career Promotions in Family Science: Advancement and Potential, Carolyn J. Love
5. Family Life Educators and Affective Competencies: Shall Ever the Twain Meet in Academe, Nelwyn B. Moore
6. Professional Organizations, Associations, Material Resources, Training Programs, and Other Publications, Robert E. Keim and Barbara Kimes Myers
7. Meta-Theoretical Perspectives of Investigator Publishing Parent-Child Relations Studies in Child Development and Journal of Marriage and Family, Richard C. Endsley, Marilyn R. Bradbard, Greg Lang
8. Influential Literature in the Family Field, Roberta Magarrell
9. Reviewing Papers for Social Science Journals: Recurrent Problems and Suggestions for Improving the Evaluation Process, Robert L. Moxley and Douglas Bachtel

FSR—Volume 2, Number 3
August 1989

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1. Current Trends and Issues in Divorce: An Agenda for Family Scientists in the 1990s, Sharon J. Price and Patrick C. McKenry
2. Reframing in Family Therapy: Past, Present, and Future Perspectives, Lyle J. White and David Rosenthal
3. Family Science: A Study of Departmental and Faculty Eminence, Gerald Adams, Deborah Huston, Todd Braeger, and Lani Kai Goff
4. Maternal Separation Anxiety: Implications for Family Functioning, Ellen Hock and Mary Beth Schirtzinger
5. Presentation of Self: An Analysis of Family Science Scholars’ Vitae, Patricia K. Knaue and William Meredith

FSR—Volume 2, Number 4
November 1989

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1. Religiosity and Marital Commitment: Until Death Do Us Part Revisited, Lyle E. Larson
2. Religion and Family Health: A Need for Study, Elaine Shaw Sorenson
3. Religious Addiction and the Family System: Implications for the Family Clinician, Thomas W. Roberts
4. Premarital Counseling by Clergy: A Key Link Between Church and Family, J. Robin Summers and Jo Lynn Cunningham
5. Clergy Family Satisfaction, J. Elizabeth Norrell
6. Religion and the Family: The Case of Christian Fundamentalism, Richard A. Hanson
7. Religion and Family Life Among Seventh-Day Adventists, Roger L. Dudley and Margaret G. Dudley
8. The Maintenance of the Hutterite Way: The Family and Childhood Life-Cycle in the Communal Context, Max E. Stanton
9. Mormon Marriage: A Review of Family Life and Social Change, Bron B. Ingoldsby