Abstract
This paper reports on the development, implementation, and evaluation of an innovative marriage preparation program. The program used a small discussion‐group format, had pre‐ and post‐wedding sessions, and emphasized the importance of communication patterns and conflict resolution. It was hypothesized (1) that spouses who took part in such a program would be less likely to engage in destructive conflict with each other than those who had not taken part; and, (2) that spouses who took part in the program would seek assistance in solving either individual or marital problems more readily than those who did not take part. The data supported both hypotheses.
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