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Combat Exposure and Mental Health Outcomes: The Incremental Impact of Nonsexual Harassment on Women Veterans [PDF]
This study identifies nonsexual harassment as a potential target for prevention and early intervention to reduce the likelihood of experiencing mental health problems following deployment. It also illuminates the compound risk of experiencing combat exposure and harassment in female veterans.
Treating Infidelity and Comorbid Depression: A Case Study Involving Military Deployment [PDF]
This article describes an empirically supported integrative approach for treating infidelity. Using a clinical case involving military deployment, the authors feature specific components of this three-stage intervention model and highlight their relevance to addressing comorbid depression.
Treating Difficult Couples
In Treating Difficult Couples, Dr. Douglas K. Snyder demonstrates his approach to working with difficult couples—those experiencing deficiencies in relational skills, a major life crisis, or longstanding and counterproductive relational patterns.
Methodology in Family Science
Special issue of APA's Journal of Family Psychology, Vol. 19, No. 1, March 2005. Articles discuss methodological challenges and opportunities in family and couple research, including outcome, cost-effectiveness, qualitative, and narrative research; video-recall procedures, multilevel methods, diary methods, and cluster analysis; and moderator effects, the actor–partner interdependence model, survival analysis, and ethical issues.
