American Journal of Family Therapy · 2004 · 36 citations · 11 references
Social SciencesPublic PolicySociologyConflict AnalysisConflict PreventionConflict ResolutionCouple InterventionDivorceFamily ConflictMarriagePost-conflict ReconciliationPost-divorce Conflict ResolutionDivorce ConflictHigh-conflict Divorce CasesParental Responsibility In Divorce
This article examines the concept of the high-conflict post-divorce couple. It is suggested that the use of this concept encourages the belief that post-divorce conflict is more or less equally the responsibility of both parties, whereas such conflict is often driven by one parent. The understanding of unilaterally driven post-divorce conflict has important implications for constructive intervention and for public policy.
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