Effectiveness Research Abstracts

At PREP we take our curricula development very seriously. We not only care deeply about what is taught, but how it is received. Drs. Howard Markman and Scott Stanley have conducted longitudinal research studies to determine if the curricula PREP, Inc. develops is indeed teaching what we set out to teach. Essentially, we test that the participants who learn from our curriculum walk away with positive outcomes and results.

The articles listed below fall into the Effectiveness Research category. These articles focus on the results our participants see after taking a workshop using PREP, Inc. materials.

Research Background for PREP

A Master List of Evaluation Studies of PREP

Research Background for PREP

An Evaluation of Healthy Relationship Ed. to Reduce Intimate Partner Violence

Communication and Conflict Management Training

Community Based Premarital Prevention

Community-based Prevention of Marital Dysfunction

Decreasing Divorce in Army Couples

Dissemination and Evaluation of Marriage Education in the Army

Implementation of Within My Reach - TANF Recipients Oklahoma

Individual-Oriented Rel Ed: An Evaluation Study in Community-Based Settings

International Perspectives on Couple Relationship Education

Making the Case for Premarital Education

Premarital Education, Marital Quality, and Marital Stability: Findings From a Household Survey

PREP Inside and Out for Inmates

Prevention of Marital Distress: Results of a German prospective Longitudinal Study

Preventive Education: Distinctives and Directions

Reducing Interparental Conflict Among Parents in Contentious Child Custody Disputes

Strengthening Couples' Relationships With Education: Social Policy and Public Health Perspectives

The Impact of the WMR Relationship Training on Relationship Skills and Outcomes for Low-Income Individuals