Family resilience : an annoted bibliography.: D68-6/047-2008E-PDF
"All families are faced with challenges at one time or another. The military environment, however, presents additional challenges for families. Geographic isolation, postings, frequent time away, high-risk deployments, and unpredictability are unique aspects of military life that put stress on members and their families. The quality of life experienced by families is a key determinant of many outcomes that affect the Canadian Forces (CF) directly. As such, family resilience is a concept of prime importance in the CF. This annotated bibliography reviews work on family resilience in military families and similar populations, as well as in society in general. It presents a comprehensive collection of theoretical frameworks, models, and empirical literature on family resilience"--p. i.
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| Title | Family resilience : an annoted bibliography. |
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| Publication type | Monograph - View Master Record |
| Language | [English] |
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| Description | vi, 104 p. |
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