Online programs improve relationship functioning for distressed low-income couples: Results from a nationwide randomized controlled trial.
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DOI: 10.1037/ccp0000479
Abstract: OBJECTIVE Although low-income couples experience greater relationship challenges, they have limited access to effective relationship interventions. Furthermore, most previous efforts to improve low-income couples' relationships have yielded very small effects (Hawkins & Erickson, 2015). In… read more here.
Keywords: program; income couples; relationship functioning; low income ... See more keywords
Online relationship education for help-seeking low-income couples: A Bayesian replication and extension of the OurRelationship and ePREP programs.
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DOI: 10.1111/famp.12710
Abstract: Low-income couples are at increased risk for relationship instability and divorce. In response, online relationship education programs such as ePREP and OurRelationship have been developed to more easily reach this population. A previous trial indicated… read more here.
Keywords: low income; relationship education; income couples; relationship ... See more keywords
Do couples who play together stay together? A longitudinal dyadic examination of shared leisure, financial distress, and relationship outcomes.
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DOI: 10.1111/famp.12869
Abstract: We examined whether shared leisure offers protection against negative associations between financial distress and relationship quality (satisfaction and commitment) for lower- and higher-income couples. We expected husbands' and wives' reports of shared leisure would be… read more here.
Keywords: relationship; leisure; financial distress; shared leisure ... See more keywords