For more than 25 years, Psychology Professor and Family Study Center Director James McHale has been supporting researchers and clinicians in seeking to better understand the three-person, or triangular, relationship system created by two parents and babies in diverse families.
A new book edited by McHale and former doctoral student Regina Kuersten-Hogan, an associate professor of Psychology at Assumption College, has gathered family researchers from six different nations to pose a new question – when does this triangle first begin exerting its influence? READ MORE