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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"In-law relationships"”.

  1. A qualitative study of mother-in-law/daughter-in-law relationships

    The study investigated the mother-in-law/daughter-in-law relationship from the perspective of the daughter-in-law. A qualitative, phenomenological approach was used to gain insight into how daughters-in-law perceive their relationship with their mothers-in-law, what influences the relationship, and …

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  2. The transition to extended family: examining the links between turbulence and children-in-laws' goals, topic avoidance, and relational outcomes

    … to extended family is one of the most challenging and consequential periods of flux during the family life-span. How in-laws communicate (or avoid communicating) during this transition can impact not only the in-law relationship, but the parent-child dyad, and marital duo for years to come. …

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  3. Parties to gamete donation: from bounded selves to relational persons.

    The task of legally characterising complex interpersonal relationships presents a challenge to lawyers, legislators and academics. In law, relationships between parties are commonly characterised in terms of competing sets of rights. The parties are characterised as adversaries, in conflict, and …

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