We Can Work It Out: Making Sense of Marital Conflict
1993 · 286 pagine · Putnam · ISBN 9780399138669
Trama
Offering a three-part program designed to resolve marital conflict, this practical handbook explains how couples can handle differences, resolve conflict, enhance relationships, and prevent discord.
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