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Couple Therapy Effectiveness and Change Process Research in Turkey

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Covid19 - Social Responsibility - Just Applauding is Not Enough

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Parenting in Turkey

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Evaluating Psychometric Properties of the Coparenting Inventory with Turkish Mothers and Fathers of Preschool Children

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Divorce Yet Together: Ongoing Personal Relationship and Co-Parenting Among Divorced Parents.

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Examining the Dyadic Associations between Marital Satisfaction and Coparenting of Parents with Young Children

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Family Therapy Approach to Social Crises

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Behavior Change Model for Complex Social Problems

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The Effect of Marital Distress on the Psychological Adjustment of Turkish Adolescents

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Relationship with Extended Family After Divorce: A Closer Look at Contemporary Times

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The Never-Ending Relationship for Families with a Child: Co-Parenting

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Covid19 - Social Responsibility - Just Applauding is Not Enough

Review

Increasing the Effectiveness of Family Courts: Joint Project on Better Protection of the Rights of Family Members

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Social Problems

Family Therapy Approach to Social Crises

Review

Behavior Change Model for Complex Social Problems

Review

Couple Relationships Research

Divorce Yet Together: Ongoing Personal Relationship and Co-Parenting Among Divorced Parents.

Review

Couple Therapy Effectiveness and Change Process Research in Turkey

Review

Parenting

Parenting in Turkey

Review

Evaluating Psychometric Properties of the Coparenting Inventory with Turkish Mothers and Fathers of Preschool Children

Review

Divorce Yet Together: Ongoing Personal Relationship and Co-Parenting Among Divorced Parents.

Review

Examining the Dyadic Associations between Marital Satisfaction and Coparenting of Parents with Young Children

Review

The Never-Ending Relationship for Families with a Child: Co-Parenting

Review

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Couple Therapy Effectiveness and Change Process Research in Turkey

Research

Covid19 - Social Responsibility - Just Applauding is Not Enough

Parenting in Turkey

Evaluating Psychometric Properties of the Coparenting Inventory with Turkish Mothers and Fathers of Preschool Children

Divorce Yet Together: Ongoing Personal Relationship and Co-Parenting Among Divorced Parents.

Examining the Dyadic Associations between Marital Satisfaction and Coparenting of Parents with Young Children

Family Therapy Approach to Social Crises

Behavior Change Model for Complex Social Problems

The Effect of Marital Distress on the Psychological Adjustment of Turkish Adolescents

Relationship with Extended Family After Divorce: A Closer Look at Contemporary Times

The Never-Ending Relationship for Families with a Child: Co-Parenting

Projeler

Covid19 - Social Responsibility - Just Applauding is Not Enough

Increasing the Effectiveness of Family Courts: Joint Project on Better Protection of the Rights of Family Members

Social Problems

Family Therapy Approach to Social Crises

Behavior Change Model for Complex Social Problems

Couple Relationships Research

Divorce Yet Together: Ongoing Personal Relationship and Co-Parenting Among Divorced Parents.

Couple Therapy Effectiveness and Change Process Research in Turkey

Parenting

Parenting in Turkey

Evaluating Psychometric Properties of the Coparenting Inventory with Turkish Mothers and Fathers of Preschool Children

Divorce Yet Together: Ongoing Personal Relationship and Co-Parenting Among Divorced Parents.

Examining the Dyadic Associations between Marital Satisfaction and Coparenting of Parents with Young Children

The Never-Ending Relationship for Families with a Child: Co-Parenting

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