A Comparison Group Study on the Factors that Contribute to Divorce in Orthodox Judaism The purpose of this study was to determine the factors that contribute to divorce in the Orthodox Jewish community. This quantitative ...

This study addressed the parenting experiences of adults in Israel who have a vision impairment ranging from partial sight to total blindness. It was framed within the overarching study problem of disability and was grounded ...

The study examined the differences in parenting styles between substance abusing parents and non-substance abusing parents. This quantitative study determined if there was a significant difference in styles of parenting ...

The purpose of this research study is to examine the interactions and realities of resident and nonresident fathers' support of their children based on the mothers' perception of the material, emotional, and socioeconomic ...

AIDS is currently the third leading cause of death for women ages 25-44 in the United States. In 1996, women accounted for 20% of all newly reported AIDS cases. Since 1981, a total of 573,800 adolescents and adults with ...

This study examines the growth of day care services in the United States, from 1890 through the closing days of World War II, with an effort to determine the extent to which the labor force participation of women and the ...

As a result of the demands of the physically handicapped population for their rights, the public and the professionals have become more aware of the existence of physically handicapped people and their needs. However, this ...

This study attempts to ascertain what factors assist families of head injured persons in coping. The study investigates professional interventions provided to families, during the hospitalization of the patient in the ...

It was hypothesized that teen mothers and their partners experience more events involving premature loss than do older primiparas (hypothesis "a"); or that they experience them earlier (hypothesis "b") or more frequently ...

This study identifies and explores factors that enable adolescent mothers to become successful in education employment, and as parents. Qualitative and quantitative analyses are employed in an attempt to examine various ...