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Volume 32, Number 2, March-April 2004
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Dedication to Richard A. Gardner, M.D.*
pp. 77-78(2)
Author: Warshak, Richard

The Relationship Between the Parental Alienation Syndrome (PAS) and the False Memory Syndrome (FMS)
pp. 79-99(21)
Author: GARDNER, RICHARD

The So-Called High-Conflict Couple: A Closer Look
pp. 101-117(17)
Author: Friedman, Michael

Can Child Custody Data be Generated Scientifically? Part I
pp. 119-138(20)
Authors: BRICKLIN, BARRY; HALBERT, MICHAEL

Common Themes and Treatment Approaches in Working with Families of Runaway Youths
pp. 139-153(15)
Authors: RILEY, DEBBIE; GREIF, GEOFFREY; CAPLAN, DEBRA; MACAULAY, HEATHER

Therapy with Chinese American Families: A Social Constructionist Perspective
pp. 155-172(18)
Authors: ATWOOD, JOAN; CONWAY, BARBARA

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