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crisis model of divorce: a standalone construct

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Family sociology

the view that the distress following divorce is a temporary reaction that fades as people adjust, contrasted with chronic strain and selection explanations.

In family sociology, crisis model of divorce refers to the view that the distress following divorce is a temporary reaction that fades as people adjust, contrasted with chronic strain and selection explanations. This meaning comes from Johnson (2002) in Journal of Marriage and Family.[1]

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References

Johnson, D. R., & Wu, J. (2002). An Empirical Test of Crisis, Social Selection, and Role Explanations of the Relationship Between Marital Disruption and Psychological Distress: A Pooled Time‐Series Analysis of Four‐Wave Panel Data. Journal of Marriage and Family, 64(1), 211-224. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1741-3737.2002.00211.x

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