The social construction of a family sociologist

Article Abstract:

The author of this article provides an autobiographic account of his career development that led to family sociology. He discusses his childhood memories, family life, education, and family research.

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Soft ideas and hard methods: family sociologist or social psychologist?

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The author examines his undergraduate and graduate education, which helped influence his interest in family sociology and ultimately led to his becoming a family sociologist/psychologist.

Education, Influence, Education, Higher, Higher education, Family counselors

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Life course reflections

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Frustenberg describes his interest in sociology and his contribution in various other social works.

Methods

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