This free monthly bulletin will keep you up-to-date with our projects and provides a listing of the most recent research and policy news concerning families and relationships.
You can visit ICOR - the Information Centre on Relationships anytime for a regularly updated news board, conference listing, research and statistics on a wide range of topics and an online library of research papers from the field.
If you do not want to receive this bulletin in future, please email info@oneplusone.org.uk
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About One Plus One |
One Plus One staff have been busy working on the design for our expanded new website which is now live! To visit the new site go to www.opo.org.uk.
The site includes a new section on Supporting Family Relationships specifically designed for frontline practitioners and professionals working with families. From this section you can access information on all our training resources such as Brief encounters®, along with factsheets, downloads and an online ordering facility.
ICOR - the online Information Centre on Relationships provides a wealth of information in an accessible and easily navigable format. Key resources include One Plus One's research and policy libraries, current news, details of forthcoming conferences, topic pages, information sheets and up-to-date statistics.
One Plus One would welcome any feedback you might have on the new site. Please email Laura Dimmock at ld@oneplusone.org.uk. Happy browsing!
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The influence of length of marriage and fidelity status on perception of marital rape by Munge BA, Pomerantz AM, Pettibone JC & Falconer JW. Journal of Interpersonal Violence, Volume 22, Number 10 pp1332-1339. To visit the Journal of Interpersonal Violence website click here. |
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Alcohol use and partner expectations among newly married couples by Homish GG & Leonard KE. Substance Use & Misuse, Volume 42, Issue 9 pp1427-1441. To browse the Substance Use & Misuse journal click here. |
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Longitudinal relations between forgiveness and conflict resolution in marriage by Fincham FD, Beach SR & Davila J. Journal of Family Psychology, Volume 21, Issue 3 pp426-434. To view the Journal of Family Psychology website click here. |
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Predicting sexual infidelity in a population-based sample of married individuals by Whisman MA, Gordon KC & Chatav Y.Journal of Family Psychology, Volume 21, Issue 2 pp320-324. To view the Journal of Family Psychology website click here. |
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inquiring - monitoring and evaluating knowledge about relationships and effective support in order to develop key messages for policy and practice; |
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informing - creating imaginative formats for key messages tailored to different audiences, and raising awareness of the impact of couple relationships on the well being of individuals, families and communities; |
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innovating - developing innovative ways of getting specialist knowledge and skills about adult family relationships and early intervention to everyone working in the frontline with families, thereby adding value to existing practice. |
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