… changed view of the family system and even to a changed view of the world. Building on …
family stress models, we elaborate the family's definition of the stressor into three levels of family …

Faces are highly important objects for humans and other primates because they convey
information about the identity of others, their emotional state, intention, gender, and age, and …

… of the stress process depends on recognition that all levels of … of the process of families
under stress. In this paper it is argued … to the multiple interdependent levels of the social system: …

… , others were affected by the level of family cohesion, family adaptability, or the interaction
… a differential stress-coping process in various types of families. For family stress researchers …

… of family stress, which provide the major frameworks for understanding the chap' ters in
Stress and the Family. … -family and the family-community levels of family functioning. Since the …

… the family stress process and its potential impact on children's lives. Although the FSM
focuses on economic stress and family … (eg, higher levels of financial stress, more maternal …

… behaviors in line with predictions from the Family Stress Model (FSM). Prospective, longitudinal
… evaluate relative change in problem behavior across time by controlling for earlier levels. …

… It has frequently been ob served that two social institutions, the family and … of family members
which often results in stress—a demand-capability im balance at this second level of family …

… For example, a situation of interpersonal conflict in a marriage relationship may be described
at one level as a source of stress for the children of the family, but the problem of marital …

… But because mothers who left the study were less advantaged and reported higher levels
of stress than mothers in the analytic sample, our findings likely underestimate associations …