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roller-coaster model of family crisis: a standalone construct

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Military family studies

a pattern in which family functioning drops after a crisis such as wartime separation or reunion, reaches a low point, then recovers to a new level.

In military family studies, roller-coaster model of family crisis refers to a pattern in which family functioning drops after a crisis such as wartime separation or reunion, reaches a low point, then recovers to a new level. This meaning comes from Hill (1949) in Families Under Stress.[1]

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References

Hill, R. (1949). Families Under Stress. HARPER & BROS. Open Library record

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