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Rettig, Kathryn D. (1993). Problem-solving and decision-making as central processes of family life: An ecological framework for family relations and family resource management. Marriage and Family Review, 18 (4-Mar) , pp. 187-222.

Type of Resource: Journal Article
(ISSN: 0149-4929)

The author discussed how the family may be examined through the use of an ecological framework. Framework entails both economic and psycho-social factors affecting family relations and resource management. Multiple examples of problem-solving and decision-making situations, within the family, were described. Comparisons with other family frameworks were provided. Implications for education, counseling and future research were discussed.

Behavior / Social / Person / Family impact / Problem Solving / Creative problem solving / Decision making / Social problem solving / Psychology / Sociology

CBIR Record Number: 11420