Family feuds: a model for conflict management in homes where young adults and parents seek to live together

Robert H Ball

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Family feuds: a model for conflict management in homes where young adults and parents seek to live together

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Robert H Ball. Family Feuds: a Model for Conflict Management In Homes Where Young Adults and Parents Seek to Live Together. United Theological Seminary (OH). rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/031d5c62-36e4-4b26-8493-c7c2f793bf21?locale=es.

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R. H. Ball. Family feuds: a model for conflict management in homes where young adults and parents seek to live together. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/031d5c62-36e4-4b26-8493-c7c2f793bf21?locale=es

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Robert H Ball. Family Feuds: a Model for Conflict Management In Homes Where Young Adults and Parents Seek to Live Together. United Theological Seminary (OH). https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/031d5c62-36e4-4b26-8493-c7c2f793bf21?locale=es.

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Robert H Ball

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This project focused on the relationship between parents and young adults (18-25 yrs) who live in the same household. It concentrated on the way situations of conflict are handled within those relationships. A context was created in which four family groups could examine their relationship and analyze their interactions and the effect their behavior had on family life. Participants engaged in a variety of experiences over seven sessions while using such analytical tools as the Thomas-Kihlmann Conflict Mode instrument. Both parents and young adults reported positive changes in their relationships at home as a result of their participation in the project.

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