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    SubjectCommunication (1)Parent and child (1)Parents-in-law -- Family relationships (1)... View MoreDate Issued
    2005 (2)
    Author/ContributorHess, Jon A. (2)Pollom, Laura Hudson, 1977- (1)Prentice, Carolyn M. (1)Advisor
    Hess, Jon A. (2)
    Thesis DepartmentCommunication (MU) (2)Language (ISO)
    English (2)

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    Parent/child distal relationships: a look at communication used before, during, and after a parental absence 

    Pollom, Laura Hudson, 1977- (University of Missouri--Columbia, 2005)
    This project examined communication in distal parent-child relationships. Distal relationships are relations in which people are physically separated for a period of time. Little research has focused on distal relationships, ...

    The assimilation of in-laws: the impact of newcomers on the structuration of families 

    Prentice, Carolyn M. (University of Missouri--Columbia, 2005)
    In this study, 42 participants (including newlyweds, parents of newlyweds, and siblings of newlyweds) were interviewed about their relationships with their in-laws. Most of the participants reported that they liked their ...

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