Can Black Women Achieve Marital Satisfaction?: How Childhood Nurturing Experiences Impact Adult Marital Happiness
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    [synopsis] => Dr. Dwayne L. Buckingham has advanced scientific knowledge by conducting the first-ever research study that explores how Black women's childhood experiences impact their perceptions of achieving marital satisfaction. His ground-breaking research takes a look into the lives of seven married Black women who shared their heartfelt childhood and adult experiences. In this first edition of Can Black Women Achieve Marital Satisfaction; you will learn how childhood experiences have shaped and influenced these women's behavior in their marriages. This research based book is for anyone who wants to gain insight about the parent-child relationship and its impact on adult behavior.
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