The advances and incorporation of information and communication technologies (ICTs) in
everyday family life has earned a place of prominence in the research field. This paper …

Social media has changed the ways we create and consume information, as well as the
ways we interact with others. In the current review, findings from the existing literature on …

We were fortunate to have started our research careers about the same time as the study of
stepfamilies was “discovered” as a valid topic for social and behavioral scientists. We also …

The rapid technological advances, the expansion of online media use, and the declining
cost of mobile technology have introduced a communication factor that has precipitously …

When children are removed from their birth parents and placed in foster care, child welfare
policy and practice prioritizes family reunification in permanency planning. Of the many …

There is a lack of validated short screening instruments specifically addressing conflict and
cooperation post-relationship/marital dissolution. Accordingly, this study aims to validate the …

Court‐ordered shared physical and legal custody has led to greater numbers of couples that
must coparent following divorce. We conducted a grounded theory study to examine …

Digital technologies are part of children's everyday life and increasingly feature within
academics' research practice. The omnipresence of new technologies such as smartphones …

Discussions about polarizing topics are essential to have, yet they can easily become
hostile, aggressive, or distressing on current social media platforms. Content moderation …

Using data from 291 divorced mothers and fathers, we compared their perceptions of how
much legal‐financial, time‐logistics, and parental fitness barriers influenced their …