Family structure, family organization, and quality of family life

Examines the association of family organization with the quality of family life for parents in first marriages, remarriages with biological children, & several types of stepfamilies, using data drawn from the 1987/88 National Survey of Families & Households on married couples in which both s...

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Published in:Journal of family and economic issues 1994-10, Vol.15 (3), p.175-200
Main Authors: Voydanoff, Patricia, Fine, Mark A, Donnelly, Brenda W
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Couples
Family Life
Family Structure
Parents
Quality of Life
Stepfamily
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