1st Edition
Communication, Marital Dispute, and Divorce Mediation
By William A. Donohue
Copyright 1991
256 Pages
by
Routledge
256 Pages
by
Routledge
256 Pages
by
Routledge
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Few Americans escape the experience of divorce, either first-hand or through the dissolutions of marriages of friends or relatives. According to the author, mediation offers a good alternative to the strictly adversarial divorce process that was so prevalent before such programs began to emerge. Originally published in 1991, this book was unique at the time in that it not only explores the role... Read more
1. The Context of Communication in Divorce Mediation 2. Communicating in Divorce Mediation 3. Mediator-Interaction Management Model 4. Background Features of the Transcripts 5. Disputant Communication Patterns 6. Mediator-Intervention Strategies 7. Lessons from the Data 8. The Mediation of Ted and Betty Johnson. Appendix A: Coding Procedures for Chapter 5 Analyses. Appendix B: Coding Procedures for Chapter 6 Analyses. References. Author Index. Subject Index.
Biography
William A. Donohue
