Bernard Lubin

Family Therapy: A Bibliography, 1937-1986 - Bibliographies and Indexes in Psychology Bernard Lubin

Marc Notes: Includes indexes.; Listing of 6167 journal articles, book reviews, books, chapters, and other monographs. Multidisciplinary;sources searched were in fields of nursing, sociology, medicine, and allied health sciences, as well as dissertations and publications in print. Alphabetical listing by primary authors. Author, subject indexes. Review Quotes: "This is a listing of 6,167 cross-referenced entries derived from searches of Psychological Abstracts, Sociological Abstracts, Cumulated Index Medicus, Cumulative Index to Nursing and Allied Health Literature, International Nursing Index, Dissertation Abstracts, Current Contents, Books in Print, and references listed in examined sources. The search was limited to the keys family therapy, marital therapy, and couples therapy."-Psychological ReportsReview Quotes: "Alphabetically arranged by author, this bibliography of 50 years of family therapy covers books, abstracts, indexes, and dissertations. In the context of this work, "family therapy" includes marital therapy as well as couples therapy. Its comprehensive nature makes this work especially useful for advanced undergraduate and graduate students."-ChoiceReview Quotes: ?Alphabetically arranged by author, this bibliography of 50 years of family therapy covers books, abstracts, indexes, and dissertations. In the context of this work, "family therapy" includes marital therapy as well as couples therapy. Its comprehensive nature makes this work especially useful for advanced undergraduate and graduate students.?-ChoiceReview Quotes: ?This is a listing of 6,167 cross-referenced entries derived from searches of Psychological Abstracts, Sociological Abstracts, Cumulated Index Medicus, Cumulative Index to Nursing and Allied Health Literature, International Nursing Index, Dissertation Abstracts, Current Contents, Books in Print, and references listed in examined sources. The search was limited to the keys family therapy, marital therapy, and couples therapy.?-Psychological ReportsPublisher Marketing: There is an explosion of interest in and publications on family therapy today. This exhaustive bibliography contains 6,167 cross-referenced entries covering books, chapters, reviews, articles, and monographs. This thorough bibliography will make the literature on family therapy more accessible, providing researchers with material to enhance the quality and quantity of writing in the field. Alphabetically arranged by author, this bibliography of 50 years of family therapy covers books, abstracts, indexes, and dissertations. In the context of this work, 'family therapy' includes marital therapy as well as couples therapy. Its comprehensive nature makes this work especially useful for advanced undergraduate and graduate students. Choice There is an explosion of interest in and publications on family therapy today. This exhaustive bibliography contains 6,167 cross-referenced entries covering books, chapters, reviews, articles, and monographs. A subject and an author index provide researchers with additional ways to access information. The care and thoroughness with which this listing has been compiled assures its accuracy and usefulness. Family Therapy will facilitate scholarship, research, theory development, and clinical reporting. All aspects of the field are considered, including literature for the related fields of marital therapy and couples therapy. Research and publication in the field of family therapy is robust and increasing. This bibliography encourages this trend by making the literature more accessible, providing researchers with material to enhance the quality and quantity of writing in the field. Psychologists, psychiatrists, and social workers will find Family Therapy an essential resource.

Contributor Bio:  Lubin, Bernard Bernard Lubin (1923-2003) was professor of psychology and Medicine at the University of Missouri-Kansas City. He was a member of the American Psychological Society, the American Association for the Advancement of Science, the American Group Psychotherapy Association, and the Missouri Psychological Association. Among his co-authored books are Family Therapy, Research on Group Treatment Methods, and Homelessness in America, 1893-1992. Contributor Bio:  Whitlock, Rodney V RODNEY V. WHITLOCK is a graduate student at the University of Missouri, Kansas City. Contributor Bio:  Lubin, Alice W ALICE W. LUBIN is a former coordinator for Certified Consultants International and member of the Midwest Group for Human Resources. Contributor Bio:  Whiteford, Marion G MARION G. WHITEFORD is a graduate student at Ohio State University.