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100 1 $aBoss, Pauline.$0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n87932113
245 10 $aFamily stress management /$cPauline Boss.
250 $a2nd ed.
260 $aThousand Oaks, Calif. ;$aLondon :$bSAGE,$c2002.
300 $axiv, 217 pages :$billustrations ;$c24 cm
336 $atext$btxt$2rdacontent
337 $aunmediated$bn$2rdamedia
500 $aPrevious ed.: 1988.
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505 00 $g1.$tWhat Is New?$tWhat Is New in Family Stress Theory? --$g2.$tThe Contextual Model: Understanding Family Stress in Science and Practice.$tFamily Stress Versus Individual Stress: A Conceptual Dilemma.$tFamily Stress Defined.$tDefining the Family: A Matter of Bias.$tGeneral Systems Theory: The Family as System.$tSymbolic Interaction as a Base for Studying Perceptions and Meanings.$tDiversity and Multiculturalism in Family Stress Management.$tGender in Family Stress Management.$tWhy a Contextual Model?$tLooking Back.$tThe Theory-Building Process for Science and Practice --$g3.$tDefinitions: A Guide to Family Stress Theory.$tThe Family's External Context.$tThe Family's Internal Context.$tThe ABC of Family Stress: A Frame for Definitions.$tStressor Event (Stressful Event) Defined.$tClassification of Family Stressor Events.$tThe Primacy of Perceptions in the Contextual Model of Family Stress.$tThe Meaning to the Family of a Stressful Event or Situation.$tPerceptions of Events Can Be Distorted.
505 80 $tFamily Stress Defined.$tFamily Crisis Defined.$tFamily Strain (Burnout) Defined --$g4.$tCoping, Adapting, Being Resilient ... or Is It Managing?$tCoping in Individual Stress Theory.$tFamily and Individual Coping and Resiliency: The Need for a Dialectical View.$tFamily Coping Defined.$tDeductive Evidence for the Social-Psychological Definition of Family Coping.$tThe Possibility of "Inherited" Coping Strategies.$tA Caution About Coping and Resiliency.$tComplexities of Coping.$tThe Chain Reaction of Stressor Events.$tFamily Coping Resources.$tFamily Managing as Outcome --$g5.$tBoundary Ambiguity: A Risk Factor in Family Stress Management.$tThe Family's Internal Context.$tFamily Boundary Ambiguity.$tNormative Boundary Ambiguity in Families Throughout the Life Cycle --$g6.$tThe Link Between Ambiguity and Ambivalence in Family Stress Management.$tTheoretical Roots.$tDefinitions and Differences Between Ambiguity and Ambivalence.
505 80 $tLinking Ambiguity and Ambivalence to Family Stress Management, Resilience, and Context --$g7.$tDenial: Barrier or Buffer in Family Stress Management?$tHow Some Families Break Through Denial --$g8.$tFamily Values and Belief Systems: Influences on Family Stress Management.$tWhy Values and Beliefs Are Important.$tValues and Beliefs as They Affect "Blaming the Victim"$tValues and Beliefs About Gender: Are They Related to Family Stress Management? --$g9.$tThe Family's External Context.$tExternal Forces With Which Families Contend.$tSocietal Pressure on the Family --$g10.$tFamily Crisis: Overcoming Trauma and Victimization.$tFamily Victimization as Crisis.$tSelf-Blame: Is It Helpful?$tChronic Threat of Victimization From Outside the Family.$tChronic Victimization From Inside the Family.$tCultural Violence and Victimization.$tThe Theory of a Just World.$tFlaws in the Just World Theory.$tEmpowering Victimized Families --$g11.$tWhere Have We Been and Where Are We Going?$tWhere Have We Been?
505 80 $tWhere Are We Going? Recommendations for Future Research and Practice.$tWhat Is Still Needed?$tThe Dilemma Remains: Do We Focus on the Individual or the Family?$tFinal Thoughts.
650 0 $aFamilies$xHealth and hygiene.$0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85047013
852 00 $bswx$hHQ536$i.B674 2002