Divorce: Causes and Consequences (Current Perspectives in Psychology)
by Alison Clarke-Stewart, Cornelia Brentano
Divorce: Causes and Consequences presents a psychological exploration of why marriages end and what follows. Framed by current perspectives in psychology, the book offers readers an informed introduction to divorce as a complex family and social experience, suitable for students and anyone seeking a thoughtful overview of the subject.
About This Book
Divorce: Causes and Consequences examines the psychological dimensions of divorce and its place within family life.
The book considers both why divorces occur and the effects they may have, as reflected in its focus on causes and consequences.
Written by Alison Clarke-Stewart and Cornelia Brentano, it presents the subject through the lens of current perspectives in psychology.
This title may interest readers studying psychology, families, relationships, and social change.
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