I'll Never Forgive You: High Conflict Divorce, Social Network, and Co-Parenting Conflicts

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I'll Never Forgive You: High Conflict Divorce, Social Network, and Co-Parenting Conflicts

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I'll Never Forgive You: High Conflict Divorce, Social Network, and Co-Parenting Conflicts

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Esther Kluwer

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Francien Lamers-Winkelman

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Hans Bom

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Justine van Lawick

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Kim Schoemaker

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Rachel van der Rijken

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Deeper into divorce: using actor-partner analyses to explore systemic differences in coparenting conflict following custody dispute resolution

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Predictors of co-parenting in Mexican American families and direct effects on parenting and child social emotional development.

Parental factors and the young child's postdivorce adjustment: a meta-analysis with implications for parenting arrangements.

Growing Points for Coparenting Theory and Research.

Coparenting interventions for fragile families: what do we know and where do we need to go next?

Are fathers involved in pediatric psychology research and treatment?

The inclusion of fathers in the empirical investigation of child psychopathology: an update.

Vicarious retribution: the role of collective blame in intergroup aggression.

The relationship between self-reported received and perceived social support: a meta-analytic review.

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Catrin Finkenauer

J Clasien De Schipper

Margreet Visser

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