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Friday Five 347

Bill Coffin
October 23, 2020

Highlights

  1. NCFR call for papers, relationship education program effectiveness by couple type, and more. Post This
  2. Is it bad that more young adults are living with parents? talking to loved ones with different political views, and more. Post This

Call for Papers: The Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on the Lives of Emerging Adults
Submission Deadline: December 15, 2020
National Council on Family Relations

Marriage Works: Selected Research and Other Papers: 2012-2020
Marriage Foundation

Program Effectiveness for Different Couple Relationship Health Types
Sarah Hokanson, The Relationship Educator

How to Talk to Loved Ones with Differing Political Opinions
Asia McNeil, Council for Relationships

Yes, More and More Young Adults Are Living With Their Parents, But Is That Necessarily a Bad Thing?
Jeffrey Arnett, The Conversation

*Photo by Ben Duchac on Unsplash

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