A new study, appearing in Journal of Family Psychology, was carried in Time magazine (Aug. 6), U.S. News and World Report (Sept. 2), and in the Huffington Post (August 18).

Psychology faculty member Dr. Chrystyna Kouros found that mothers, who had recently experienced a marital quarrel, were better able than fathers to avoid a negative spill-over into parent-child relations. To read the Time article, go to:

http://time.com/3086579/bad-marriages-affect-kids-and-fathers/