Emerging Conceptual Frameworks in Family Analysis

Conceptual framework · Social science · Sociology · Family Dynamics and Relationships · Psychology

• Structural-Functionalism

  Nancy Kingsbury, John Scanzoni•Sourcebook of Family Theories and…•2008

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• Historical Methods in Family Research

  Jay D Schvaneveldt, Robert S Pickett et al.•Sourcebook of Family Theories and…•2008

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• Sociology of Marriage and Family Behavior 1957-1968

  Open Access•John Mogey•Current Sociology•1969

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• Theorizing in Family Studies

  Open Access•Jetse Sprey•Journal of Marriage and the Family•2000

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• Towards Methodological Rigour in the Study of the Family

  Open Access•Premilla D’cruz, Premilla D'Cruz et al.•Psychology and Developing Societies•2001

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• The Discipline of Family Science

  Raeann R Hamon•Marriage & Family Review•2025

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• Commentary on the Linkages Between Conceptual Frameworks and Theory Development in Sociology

  Open Access•David M Klein•Sociological Quarterly•1980

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• Conclusion

  David L Weis•The Journal of Sex Research•1998

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• Symbolic interactionism and the study of sexuality

  Monica A Longmore•The Journal of Sex Research•1998

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• Are Conceptual Frameworks Necessary for Theory Building? The Case of Family Sociology

  Open Access•Hyman Rodman•Sociological Quarterly•1980

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