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Design for an Impact Study of Five Healthy Marriage and Relationship Education Programs and Strategies

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  • Robert G. Wood
  • Brian Goesling
  • Diane Paulsell

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The federal government has made a long-standing commitment to supporting healthy relationships and stable families.

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  • Robert G. Wood & Brian Goesling & Diane Paulsell, "undated". "Design for an Impact Study of Five Healthy Marriage and Relationship Education Programs and Strategies," Mathematica Policy Research Reports 01852acb9cbb4dd9afd6bc7cb, Mathematica Policy Research.
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