Contemporary Developments in Family Theory  

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Hill, Reuben

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Journal of Marriage and the Family vol. 28 no. 01 (Feb. 1966), page 10-26.
Topik: Contemporary Developments; Family Theory; Conceptual Integration; Inventorying and Codification; Model Building
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Current developments. in family theory are assessed with respect to three recurring issues: (1) Conceptual integration, the identifying of viable conceptual frameworks, the tidying up of these frameworks by discovering or coining needed concepts, the building of bridging concepts to permit linking of the family and other social systems, and the interdefining of concepts to reduce redundancy as a necessary step toward developing theoretic models; (2) inventorying and codification, the process of abstracting and classifying discrete research propositions into more encompassing chain propositions and deriving therefrom middle-range theories; and (3) model building, the creation of theoretic models from the interrelation of parts of the conceptual frameworks to provide the basis for more rigorous tests of deductively derived middle-range theories. Implications for training in theory construction are elaborated into proposals for graduate and postdoctoral study.

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