Military REACH Review | August 2024 Newsletter
Researchers examined whether the timing of a couple's first discussion about finances was related to the quality of their communication about finances, marital satisfaction, and frequency of financial disagreements concurrently and over time.
T/F: For romantic partners, an earlier first discussion about finances was related to less marital satisfaction for both partners over time.
- Can I tell my family I'm bothered? Adolescent disclosure and mental health in military families (Quichocho & Lucier-Greer, 2024)
- Is unit cohesion a double-edged sword? A moderated mediation model of combat exposure, work stressors, and marital satisfaction (Frye-Cox et al., 2024)
- Military family perspectives on enrollment and engagement in the WIC program (Chokshi et al., 2024)
- Longitudinal association of health behaviors and health-related quality of life with military spouse readiness (Corry et al., 2024)
- Willingness to report in military workplace violence scenarios: Initial findings from the Marine Corps on the impact of rank and relationship to the person of concern (Low et al., 2024)
- Contrasting ecological contexts among treatment-seeking military sexual assault survivors: Consideration of relationships with sexual and gender minority identification (Paulson et al., 2024)
- The earlier couples first discussed finances, the better? A dyadic, longitudinal replication and extension (Saxey et al., 2024)
- Children's socioemotional skills and fathers' work satisfaction: Mediation of fathers' parenting (Gong et al., 2024)
- A review of extension programs serving military veterans and their families (Younker & Radunovich, 2024)
- Evaluating WIC engagement and food insecurity among active duty military families (Zven et al., 2024)
- Experiences and perceptions of maternal autonomy and racism among BIPOC veterans receiving cesarean sections (Mattocks et al., 2024)
- 'There's no club, absolutely nothing': Experiences of parents of veterans living with illnesses and injuries in Canada (Tam-Seto et al., 2024)
Research on Trending Topics
As the new school year begins, explore these TRIP Reports focused on military-connected students educational experiences.
- Military adolescents' experiences of change and discontinuity: Associations with psychosocial factors and school success (O'Neal et al., 2023)
- Predictors of missed school days among military connected families: A feasibility study (Gehring & Robert, 2023)
- Removing the camouflage: A deeper look at military-connected adolescent perception of identity in secondary schools (Hanna, 2020)
This month, Military REACH presented at the Military and Family Readiness Foundational Course for the Department of the Air Force at Maxwell Air Force Base. We connected with Military Family Readiness consultants from around the world to share how Military REACH can be a tool for creating a research-informed culture of service provision at their local Military and Family Readiness Centers.
If your team or organization would like a brief, virtual briefing on the mission of Military REACH and the products that our team produces, please contact us as MilitaryREACH@auburn.edu.