Abstract [Correction Notice: An Erratum for this article was reported in Vol 29 (3) of Journal of
Family Psychology (see record 2015-24732-002). The link to supplemental materials …

Couples with the greatest need for relationship health maintenance and intervention are
often least able to afford and access it; therefore, accessible, affordable, effective, and brief …

Recent meta‐analytic efforts have documented how couple and relationship education
(CRE) programs promote healthy relationship and family functioning. The current meta …

In the past several decades, a number of largely atheoretical individual and meta-analytic
studies of couple relationship education (CRE) programs have focused on program …

Background To date, few studies have assessed social relationships in patients with breast
cancer during their chemotherapy process. This study aimed to explore profiles of …

Although suggestions are that benefits of relationship and marriage education (RME)
participation extend from the interparental relationship with parenting and child outcomes …

Results are mixed for relationship education (RE) interventions with low‐income couples.
For couples who experienced positive changes, it is not clear what aspects of program …

Objective We tested the validity of the factor structure and reliability of a new research‐
informed comprehensive inventory of key relationship skills predictive of couple quality, the …

The current study represents a novel test of parenting outcomes among participants in
couple and relationship education (CRE). Utilizing a systems theory framework and …

Considerable evidence suggests couple relationship education (CRE) programs are
effective in improving couples' relationship functioning, yet few studies have examined the …