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Athletes and Their Families: Adapting to the Stresses of Professional Sports

Harold Cronson
, MD &
Gary Mitchell
, MSW
Pages 121-127 | Published online: 11 Jul 2016

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Ying-Lien Ni, Shih-Chi Hsu, Che-Chun Kuo, Mei-Yen Chen & Lung Hung Chen. (2022) High income but high stress: cross over effects of work and family role conflict in professional athletes and their partners. International Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology 20:3, pages 677-697.
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Steven M. Ortiz. (2016) Using Power: An Exploration of Control Work in the Sport Marriage. Sociological Perspectives 49:4, pages 527-557.
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