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The nature and origin of adolescents' sexual and romantic relationships and policies and programs for addressing these issues in schools and communities are examined in this volume.Experts from psychology, social work, sociology, family studies, and public policy examine how young adults face choices about family formation given the rise in cohabitation and divorce.The book addresses the development of romantic relationships, how early romantic and sexual relationships influence an individuals'development and life choices, and the extent to which current trends in these relationships are problematic for individuals, families, and communities.…mehr

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The nature and origin of adolescents' sexual and romantic relationships and policies and programs for addressing these issues in schools and communities are examined in this volume.Experts from psychology, social work, sociology, family studies, and public policy examine how young adults face choices about family formation given the rise in cohabitation and divorce.The book addresses the development of romantic relationships, how early romantic and sexual relationships influence an individuals'development and life choices, and the extent to which current trends in these relationships are problematic for individuals, families, and communities.
Autorenporträt
Alan Booth is Distinguished Emeritus Professor of Sociology, Human Development, and Demography at The Pennsylvania State University. He has authored more than 100 articles and in 2002 he received the American Sociological Association Family Section Distinguished Career Award. Ann (Nan) C. Crouter is the Raymond and Erin Stuart Schultz Dean of the College of Health and Human Development and Professor of Human Development at Pennsylvania State University.  Anastasia Snyder is Associate Professor of Human Development & Family Science at the Ohio State University.