Amato, Paul R. and Rezac, Sandra J. (1995, May) Helping Between Parents and Young Adult Offspring: The Role of Parental Marital Quality, Divorce, and Remarriage. Journal Of Marriage And The Family, Vol 57, Issue 2, 363-375
             This article is printed in a psychological journal that specializes in family matters. It is a research article, so it is written in that format. There are many statistics and it is hard to read, but some of the information is helpful in understanding the way children view their parents during the marital transitions. It discusses the quality of the relationships the child is able to have with both parents, and what effects divorce has on monetary support from the parents. Since this is the kind of information I will be looking for in my study, and may possibly quote some of this researchers work, it is necessary to include the work in my bibliography
             Books Help Children Adjust to Family Changes. Brown University Child and Adolescent Behavior Letter. (December 1994). Vol 10, Issue 12, 4
             This is an article in a scholarly journal. It suggests that buying your children books that deal with family changes may help them adjust to what they are going through. I have included this in my bibliography because I may have a link to this article for ways we can help our children adjust. I doubt if I will use any of the information in the article. It basically just lists children's books, and a description of what they are about.
             Clark, Janet A. and Schneider, Art. (Reviewed and Revised 1999, August 31). . Focus on Kids: The Effects of Divorce on Children.Human Environmental. Publication GH6600. University Extension, University of Missouri-Columbia.
             WOW! This was the most helpful out of all my resources. If I use any model for a web project, this would be it! It has so much "cut to the point" information on what kids experience, what the parents experience, what kids understand and go through and at what age. It ...