FAMILY SCIENCE REVIEW: Volume 8, 1995

CONTENTS

FEATURE ARTICLES

FSR—Volume 8, No. 1/ 2
February-May 1995

Table of Contents:

1. Family Science and Home Economics: Companion Communities in Search of Meaning, Eleanore Vaines
2. Subjects Under Study: Examining the relationship between Family Life Education and Home Economics, Jane Thomas & Margaret Arcus
3. Lessons from Home Economics for Family Life Educators, Shirly R. Klein
4. An Examination of Certification in Family Science and Home Economics, James J. Ponzetti, Jr.
5. Families, Science, and the Future: Reflections on the historical Identity of Home Economics and on Recentering its family Focus Kathleen S. Bahr & Howard M. Bahr
6. Book Reviews

• Handbook of family life education (Vols. 1, 2)
• American Home Economics Association; Yearbook 14, home economics in the middle school: Education for early adolescents

FSR—Volume 8, No. 3/4
August & November 1995

Table of Contents:

1. Ethical and Professional Perceptions of Family Life Educators: An Empirical Basis for a Model of Professional Development Nelwyn B. Moore & Sylia B. Stalnaker
2. Using Nonverbal Behavioral Specimens as a Tool fr Examining Family Communication Behavio in Public Settings James M. Honeycutt
3. Professional Development During College: A Comparison of Out-of-class Experiences in Two Family Science Majors Laura S. Smart, Robert E. Keim, Mary E. Pritchard, & Amy C Herron Miller
4. Family and Work Issues across the Family Life-Cycle: Implications for Strengthening Education Programs Daniel J. Weigel, Randy R. Weigel, Peggy S. Berger, Alicia S. Cook, & Robert DelCampo
5. Career Development in Family Science: A comparison of Two Practicum Experiences Lofquist, A., Pasley, K., Yang, R. K., Kreutzer, J. A.
6. Book Reviews

• Family Research Methods
• Fathers and Divorce
• Gender, Families, and Close Relationships: Feminist Research Journeys
• Studying Families