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Present	Family Life Specialist, Utah State University ‐ Human Development and Family Studies
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Articles (26)

Ethical Responsiveness as a Mediator Between Enduring Vulnerabilities and Relationship ...

Journal of Family Issues (2023)

J. Scott Crapo, Adam M. Galovan and David G. Schramm

The strong relationality model of relationship flourishing emphasizes the role of ethical responsiveness (how well a person intrinsically responds to ...

Using the Vulnerability-Stress-Adaption Framework to Predict Remarital Stability

Marriage & Family Review (2023)

Olena Kopystynska, J. Scott Crapo, Kay Bradford, Brian Higginbotham, et al.

This study used three-wave dyadic data to test parts of the Vulnerability-Stress-Adaption (VSA) model in a sample of remarried heterosexual ...

Lessons From the Field. A Day in the Life of ...

Family Relations (2022)

Brian J. Higginbotham, Joshua J. Turner, Stephen F. Duncan and David G. Schramm

Objective The purpose of this study was to learn more about the daily activities of 10 parenting educators, hired to ...

The Effectiveness of Online Divorce Education for Latinx Parents

Journal of Latinos and Education (2022)

Joshua J. Turner, Olena Kopystynska, Melissa Ferguson, Kay Bradford, et al.

Although divorce education programming is prevalent, research on how programs benefit certain ethnic groups is sparse. Addressing this research gap ...

A Strong Relationality View of Mindfulness and Flourishing I–Thou ...

Journal of Family Psychology (2022)

Adam M. Galovan, Johana Zuluaga Osorio, J. Scott Crapo, David G. Schramm, et al.

Despite the increasing popularity of mindfulness and research concerning its role in relationships, there is limited strongly relational theoretical discussion ...

Satisfaction or Connectivity?: Implications From the Strong Relationality Model of ...

Journal of Marital and Family Therapy (2021)

Adam M. Galovan, Jason S. Carroll, David G. Schramm, Nathan D. Leonhardt, et al.

A central feature of couple relationships research is the use of self-report measures of relationship satisfaction. Despite the widespread use ...

Predicting Parenting and Stepparenting Difficulties Among Newly Remarried Parents

Journal of Divorce & Remarriage (2021)

Joshua J. Turner, Olena Kopystynska, Kay Bradford, David G. Schramm, et al.

Positive parent-child relationships in cases of remarriage are associated with more harmonious stepfamily relationships; however, little research has focused on ...

Online Divorce Education: Learning From Participants Who Want More

Journal of Human Sciences and Extension (2021)

Joshua J. Turner, Kay Bradford, David G. Schramm, Brian J. Higginbotham, et al.

Divorce education is designed for divorcing parents with minor children, and in a growing number of states, participation has become ...

Evaluating Perceived Impact of Utah's Online Divorce Education Program

Journal of Divorce & Remarriage (2021)

Joshua J. Turner, Olena Kopystynska, Kay Bradford, David G. Schramm, et al.

Using data collected from parents who participated in a brief, online divorce education program (n = 2,584), the goal of ...

Remote Hiring Innovation During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Journal of Extension (2020)

Melanie D. Jewkes, Jonathan J. Swinton, Shannon Cromwell, David G. Schramm, et al.

Extension's in-person hiring processes have been complicated in 2020 by the COVID-19 pandemic. To prevent delays in hiring for three ...

Evaluation of Topics in Utah's ONE‐HOUR Divorce Education ...

Family Court Review (2020)

Olena Kopystynska, Joshua Turner, David G. Schramm and Brian Higginbotham

Divorce education programs are mandatory in most states. Despite the ongoing debate in the field regarding the appropriate duration of ...

Common Practices for Divorce Education

Family Relations (2020)

David G. Schramm and Emily H. Becher

Co-parenting plays a key role in children's outcomes when parents dissolve their intimate relationship. As a result, educators have developed ...

Is One Hour Enough? Evaluating Utah's Online Divorce Education ...

Journal of Divorce & Remarriage (2019)

Joshua J. Turner, Olena Kopystynska, David G. Schramm and Brian Higginbotham

Divorce education programs for couples with children have become mandatory in many states. State-specific courses vary in terms of delivery ...

Use It or Lose It? Predicting Learning Transfer of Relationship ...

Family Relations (2019)

David G. Schramm, Adam Galovan, Ted G. Futris and Jeremy B. Kanter

Objective Following a training in relationship and marriage education (RME), examine whether applying information at 2 months is associated with ...

Parenting Advice and Regrets of Empty-Nesters

Family Relations Interdisciplinary Journal of Applied Family Science (2018)

Ashton Chapman and David G. Schramm

Objective: To identify the advice and regrets empty-nest parents have when reflecting on their experiences as parents, and to investigate ...

Strong Relationality and Ethical Responsiveness: A Framework and Conceptual Model ...

Journal of Family Theory & Review (2018)

Adam M. Galovan and David G. Schramm

Family scholars and practitioners rely on theories of relationships to guide our understanding and promotion of healty intimate relationships; however, ...

Providing Relationship Education Through Experiential Date Nights: Comparing Urban vs ...

The Journal of the National Extension Association of Family and Consumer Sciences (2018)

Naomi Brower, Elizabeth Davis and David Schramm

Offering experience-focused date nights has increased attendance in relationship education for couples in both urban and rural communities. Date nights ...

Brief Interventions for Couples: An Integrative Review

Family Relations (2017)

Jeremy B. Kanter and David G. Schramm

Objective To review brief couple interventions (BCIs), with a focus on contributions to theory, development, and implications for practice. Background ...

An Empirically Based Framework for Content Selection and Management in ...

Journal of Divorce & Remarriage (2017)

David G. Schramm, Jeremy B. Kanter, Sean E. Brotherson and Brooke Kranzler

Contemporary research has shown that divorce education programs are becoming mandated or recommended in numerous states throughout the nation. Cooccurring ...

Fostering a Culture of Family-Centred Care: Child Welfare Professionals' Beliefs ...

Child & Family Social Work (2017)

Jacquelyn K. Mallette, Ted G. Futris and David G. Schramm

Guided by the Cultural Competence Attainment Model, the purpose of this study is to examine how socio-demographic and work characteristics ...

What Relationship Researchers and Relationship Practitioners Wished the Other Knew ...

Family Relations (2017)

David G. Schramm, Adam M. Galovan and H. Wallace Goddard

As we consider what both family scientists and practitioners can learn from each other, we discuss important advances in relationship ...

What Are They Thinking? A National-Sample Study of Stability and ...

Family Process (2017)

Alan J. Hawkins, Adam M. Galovan, Steven M. Harris, Sage E. Allen, et al.

This study reports on a nationally representative sample of married individuals ages 25–50 (N = 3,000) surveyed twice (1 year ...

Initial Coparenting Patterns and Postdivorce Parent Education Programming: A Latent ...

Journal of Divorce & Remarriage (2017)

Adam M. Galovan and David G. Schramm

Many judges now require divorcing or legally separating parents with children under age 18 to attend parent education programs (PEPs). ...

A Comparison of Intergovernmental and Private Agency Collection of Child ...

Children and Youth Services Review (2016)

Luke T. Russell, Lawrence Ganong, David G. Schramm, Kelly Warzinik, et al.

Child support payments are intended to improve children's wellbeing by securing financial support from noncustodial parents. Payments in arrear are ...

Qualities of Character That Predict Marital Well-Being

Family Relations (2016)

H. Wallace Goddard, Jonathan R. Olson, Adam M. Galovan, David G. Schramm, et al.

A growing body of literature has examined relations among qualities of character—or marital virtues—and marital outcomes. Results of past research ...