VITA

JOHN M. GOTTMAN, Ph.D

Executive Director, Relationship Research Institute, 2030 First Ave, Suite 205, Seattle, WA 98121
Professor Emeritus, University of Washington, Psychology Dept., Box 351525, Seattle, WA 98195
Contact: RRI Main: (206) 832-0300, email: info@gottmanresearch.com
Assistant, Kristi Content: (206) 313-047, email: kecontent@gmail.com

Date of Birth: April 26, 1942

Educational History:
B.S. Mathematics-Physics (Magna cum Laude), Fairleigh Dickinson University, 1962
M.S. Mathematics-Psychology, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1964
M.A. Clinical Psychology-Mathematics, University of Wisconsin, 1967
Ph.D. Clinical Psychology, University of Wisconsin, 1971
Title of Thesis: Time-series analysis in psychology and education, and a methodology for
action research (Richard M. McFall, supervisor)
Honor Society: Sigma Xi
Professional History:
1959-1960
1960
1962
1963-1964
1964
1964-1965
1966-1967
1969-1971
1971
1971-1972
1972-1974
1974-1976
1976-1981
1981-1986
1986-2002
2002-Present
2002-Present

Instructor, Fairleigh Dickinson University, Mathematics Department

Research Assistant, Department of Physics, Fairleigh Dickinson University
Researcher, School of Engineering, Fairleigh Dickinson University
Instructor, Extension Math Dept., University of California, Berkeley
Teaching Assistant, Dept. of Mathematics, Massachusetts Institute of
Technology
Computer Programmer and Mathematician, Lawrence Radiation Laboratory,
Berkeley
Teaching Assistant, University of Wisconsin
Program Evaluation and Research Design, Wisconsin Dept. of Public Instruction
Visiting Lecturer, Dept. of Curriculum and Instruction, University of Wisconsin
Post-doctoral Fellow, University of Colorado Medical School
Assistant Professor, Indiana University
Associate Professor, Indiana University
Associate Professor, University of Illinois
Professor of Psychology, University of Illinois
Professor of Psychology, University of Washington, Seattle
Emeritus Professor of Psychology, University of Washington, Seattle
Executive Director, Relationship Research Institute, Seattle

Professional Societies:
American Association for Marriage and Family Therapy
American Psychological Association
American Psychological Society
National Council of Family Relations
Society for Research in Child Development

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Society for Psychophysiological Research

International Society for Research on Emotion
International Society for the Study of Personal Relationships
International Academy of Family Psychology
Honors and Awards:
Bergenfield Ladies Auxiliary Scholarship, 1958
Dickinson Partial Tuition Scholarship, 1958-1962
American Chemical Rubber Company Award in Physics, 1961
Honorable Mention National Science Foundation Fellowship, 1962
Woodrow Wilson Fellowship, 1962-63
National Institute of Mental health Training Fellowship, 1962
Faculty Study in a Second Discipline Award (Mathematics), 1978-79
NIMH Research Scientist Development Award (Mathematics), 1978-79
NIMH Research Scientist Development Award, 1979-84
Recipient of Distinguished Scientist Award from International Society for the Study of
Personal Relationships, 1989
Recipient of Distinguished Scientist Award from the American Association of Marriage and
Family Therapists, 1989
NIMH Research Scientist Award, 1990-1995
NIMH Merit Award (designed to extend research in time), 1993-1998
Recipient of Distinguished Scientist Award from the American Family Therapy Association,
1994
Recipient of Distinguished Scientist Award from State of Washington Association of Marriage
and Family Therapists, 1994;
Recipient of the Burgess Award for Distinguished Contributions to Family Research from the
National Council on Family Relations, 1995;
NIMH Research Scientist Award, 1995-2000;
Elected Fellow of the American Psychological Association, and Chairman of Research for
Division 43, Family Psychology, 1995;
Appointed U.S. Representative of the International Academy of Family Psychology, 1995;
Recipient of the Presidential Citation Award, American Psychological Association, Division of
Family Psychology, for Outstanding Lifetime Research Contribution, 1995.
Recipient of the James W. Mifflin Professorship, University of Washington, 1996.
Recipient of the 1999 "Best Relationships Book" from Books for a Better Life, for "The Seven
Principles for Making Marriage Work."
Recipient of award for Contribution to the Field of Psychology, from the California Psychological
Association, to be awarded at the 2001 CPA Convention in Costa Mesa, Ca.
Smart Marriages Association Impact Award, 2002
Fellow and Life Diplomate, American Psychotherapy Association, 2001
Washington State Psychological Association Distinguished Psychologist Award, 2002
Grants Awarded:
The Maintenance of Close Dyadic Relationships, NIMH
Marital Discord, Parenting and Child Outcomes, NIMH
Emotional Communication in Distressed Marriages, NIMH
Friendship Formation Among Children, NIMH
Research Development Award, NIMH
Research Training in Family Processes and Psychopathology, NIMH

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Aging and Effective Marital Functioning, NIMH

Research Scientist Award, NIMH
MERIT Award for extension of Marital Discord Grant, NIMH
Longitudinal Predictions of Marital Dissolution, NIMH
The Entry Behavior and Emotion Regulation Abilities of Developmentally
Delayed Preschool Children, NIMH
Basic Research in Changing Marital Relationships, NIMH
Current Research Grant Activity:
Creating Healthy Relationships Project, evaluating an intervention for couples experiencing
conflict, funded by the Administration for Children and Family and by the Kirlin
Foundation.
Editorial Duties:
Past Editorial Boards:
Child Development; Journal of Personality and Social Psychology; Journal of Family
Psychology, Topics in Family Psychology and Counseling.
Occasional Reviewer:
Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology; Psychological Bulletin; Developmental
Psychology; Journal of Abnormal Child Psychology; Behavior Therapy; Journal of Marriage and
the Family; SRCD Monographs.
Professional Journal Publications:
Gottman, J.M., McFall, R.M., & Barnett, (1969). Marital interaction and parenting,
Psychological Bulletin, 72, 299-306;
Gottman, J.M., McFall, R.M. & Barnett, (1976). Design and analysis of research using timeseries, Psychological Bulletin, 72, 299-306 (Selected in 1976 by the Journal of the
American Statistical Association for inclusion in a volume of best methodological papers
of the decade; also selected by the American Educational Research Association for
inclusion in its volume, Experimental Design and Interpretation;
Gottman, J.M., McFall, R.M., (1972). Self-monitoring effects in a program for potential highschool drop-outs; a time-series analysis, Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology,
39, 273-281;
Asher, S.R., and Gottman, J.M., (1973). Sex of teacher and student reading achievement, Journal
of Educational Psychology, 65, 168-171;
Gottman, J.M., (1973). N-of-one and N-of-two research in psychotherapy, Psychological
Bulletin, 80, 93-105;
Gottman, J.M., Gonso, J., and Rasmussen, B., (1975). Social interaction, social competence and
friendship in children, Child Development, 46, 706-718;
Gottman, J.M., Notarius, C., Markman, H., Bank, S., Yoppi, B., and Rubin, M.E., (1976).
Behavior exchange theory and marital decision making, Journal of Personality and
Social Psychology, 34, 14-23;
Gottman, J.M., Gonso, J., & Schuler, P., (1976). Teaching social skills to isolated children,
Journal of Abnormal Child Psychology, 4, 179-197;
Glass, C., Gottman, J., & Shmurak, S., (1976). Response acquisition and cognitive self-statement
modification approaches to dating skills training, Journal of Counseling Psychology, 23,
520-526;
Asher, S., Oden, S., & Gottman, J., (1977). Childrens friendships in school settings. In L.G. Katz

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(Ed.), Current Topics in Early Childhood Education, Vol. 1, Hillsdale, NJ, McGraw Hill;
Gottman, J., (1977). The effects of a modeling film on social isolation in preschool children: a
methodological investigation, Journal of Abnormal Child Psychology, 5, 69-78;
Gottman, J., (1977). Toward a definition of social isolation in children, Child Development,
48, 513-517;
Gottman, J., Markman, J., & Notarius, C., (1977). The topography of marital conflict: a
sequential analysis of verbal and nonverbal behavior, Journal of Marriage and the
Family, 39, 461-477;
Schwartz, R., & Gottman, J., (1978). Toward a task analysis of assertive behavior, Journal of
Consulting and Clinical Psychology, 44, 910-920. Reprinted in G.C. Davison and M.M.
Neale, Contemporary Readings in Psychopathology, N.Y.: Wiley;
Gottman, J.M., (1978). Non-sequential data analysis techniques in observational research. In
Carl Haywood and Gene Sackett (Eds.), Observing Behavior, Vol. 2, Data Collection and
Analysis Methods, Baltimore, MD, University Park Press;
Gottman, J.M. & Markman, H., (1978). Experimental designs in psychotherapy research. In S.
Garfield & A. Bergin (Eds.), Handbook of Psychotherapy and Behavior Change, second
edition. New York: John Wiley & Sons;
Gottman, J.M. & Glass, G., (1978). Time-series analysis of interrupted time-series experiments.
In T. Kratochwill (Ed.), Strategies to Evaluate Change in Single Subject Research, NY:
Academic Press;
Gottman, J.M. & Notarius, C., (1978). Sequential analysis of observational data using Markov
chains. In T. Kratochwill (Ed.), Strategies to Evaluate Change in Single Subject
Research, NY, Academic Press;
Levenson, R.W., & Gottman, J.M., (1978). Toward the assessment of social competence, Journal
of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, 46, 453-462;
Gottman, J., (1979). Detecting cyclicity in social interaction, Psychological Bulletin, 86, 338-348;
Gottman, J., (1979). Time-series of continuous data in dyads. In M. Lamb, S. Soumi, G.
Stephenson (Eds.), Methodological Problems in the Study of Social Interaction, Madison:
University of Wisconsin Press;
Gottman, J., & Bakeman, R., (1979). The sequential analysis of observational data. In M. Lamb,
S. Soumi, G. Stephenson (Eds.), Methodological Problems in the Study of
SocialInteraction. Madison: University of Wisconsin Press;
Parke, R.D., Power, T.G., & Gottman, J.M., (1979). Conceptualizing and quantifying influence
patterns in the family triad. In M. Lamb, S. Soumi, & G. Stephenson (Eds.),
Methodological problems in the Study of Social Interaction. Madison: University of
Wisconsin Press;
Gottman, J.M., (1980). The consistency of nonverbal affect and affect reciprocity in marital
interaction. Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, 48, 711-717;
Gottman, J.M., (1980). Analyzing for sequential connection and assessing inter-observer
reliability for the sequential analysis of observational data. Behavioral Assessment, 2,
361-368;
Gottman, J., Parkhurst, J., (1980). The development of friendship and acquaintanceship
processes. In A. Collins (Ed.), Minnesota Symposia on Child Psychology, Vol. 13,
Norwood, NJ, Lawrence Erlbaum;
Putallaz, M., & Gottman, J., (1980). Conceptualizing social competence in children. In P. Karoly
& J.J. Steffan (Eds.), Advances in Child Behavior Analysis and Therapy, Vol. 2, NY:
Gardner Press, Inc.;
Mettetal, G., & Gottman, J., (1980). Reciprocity and dominance in marital interaction. In J.
Vincent (Ed.) Advances in Family Intervention, Assessment and Theory. Greenwich CT,
JAI Press;
Hartmann, D.P., Gottman, J.M., Jones, R.R., Gardner, W., Kazdin, A.E., & Vaught, R.S., (1980).

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Interrupted time-series analysis and its application to behavioral data, Journal of Applied
Behavioral Analysis, 13, 543-559;
Gottman, J.M., & Porterfield, A.L., (1981). Communicative competence in the nonverbal
behavior of married couples, Journal of Marriage and the Family, 43, 817-824;
Gottman, J.M., & Ringland, J., (1981). The analysis of dominance and bi-directionality in social
development, Child Development, 52, 393-412;
Putallaz, M., & Gottman, J., (1981). A theory of group acceptance. In S. Asher and J. Gottman
(Eds.), The Development of Childrens Friendships. NY: Cambridge University press;
Putallaz, M., & Gottman, J., (1981). An interactional model of childrens entry into peer groups,
Child Development, 52, 986-994;
Gottman, J.M., Rose, F.T., & Mettetal, G. (1982). Time series analysis of social interaction data.
In T. Field & A. Fogel (Eds.), Emotion and Interactions. Hillsdale, NJ: L. Erlbaum;
Gottman, J., (1982). Temporal form: toward a new language for describing relationships, Journal
of Marriage and the Family, 44, 943-962;
Gottman, J., (1982). Emotional responsiveness in marital conversations, Journal of
Communication, 32, 108-120;
Putallaz, M., & Gottman, J., (1982). Conceptualizing social competence in children. In P. Karoly
& J.J. Steffan (Eds.), Improving Childrens Competence: Advances in Child Behavioral
Analysis and Therapy. Lexington, Mass: D.C. Heath & Co.;
Kruse, J.A., & Gottman, J.M., (1982). Time-series methodology in the study of sexual hormonal
and behavioral cycles, Archives of Sexual Behavior, 11, 405-415;
Krokoff, L.J., & Gottman, J.M., (1982). The structural model of marital interaction. In H.H.
Blumberg & P. Hare (Eds.), Small Groups, Sussex, England: John Wiley & Sons;
Notarius, C., Markman, H., & Gottman, J., (1983). The couples interaction scoring system:
clinical applications. In E.E. Filsinger (Eds.), A Sourcebook of Marriage and Family
Assessment. Beverly Hills, CA: Sage Publications;
Putallaz, M., & Gottman, J., (1983). Social relationship problems in children: an approach to
intervention. In E.B. Lahey & A.E. Kazdin (Eds.), Advances in Clinical Child
Psychology, Vol. 6, NY: Plenum Publishing Co.;
Levenson, R.W., & Gottman, J.M., (1983). Marital interaction: physiological linkage and
affective exchange, Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 45, 587-597;
Gottman, J. (1983). How Children Become Friends, Monographs of the Society for Research in
Child Development, Serial #201, 48(2);
Gottman, J., & Levenson, R., (1984). Why marriages fail: affective and physiological patterns in
marital interaction. In J. Masters (Eds.), Boundary Areas in Social and Developmental
Psychology. New York: Academic Press;
Levenson, R.W., & Gottman, J.M., (1985). Physiological and affective predictors of change in
relationship satisfaction, Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 49, 85-94;
Gottman, J.M., & Levenson, R.W., (1985). A valid procedure for obtaining self-report of affect in
marital interaction, Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, 53, 151-160;
Gottman, J., (1986). The world of coordinated play: same and cross-sex friendship in young
children. In J. Gottman and J. Parker (Eds.), Conversations of Friends. New York:
Cambridge University press;
Gottman, J., (1986). The observation of social process. In J. Gottman and J. Parker (Eds.),
Conversation of Friends, NY: Cambridge University Press;
Gottman, J. and Mettetal, G., (1986). Speculations about affective development: friendship and
acquaintanceship through adolescence. In J. Gottman and J. Parker (Eds.),Conversations
of Friends, NY: Cambridge University Press;
Ginsberg, D. and Gottman, J., (1986). Conversations of college roommates. In J. Gottman and J.
Parker (Eds.), Conversations of Friends. NY: Cambridge University Press;
Ginsberg, D., Gottman, J., & Parker, J., (1986). The importance of friendship. In J. Gottman & J.

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Parker (Eds.), Conversations of Friends, NY: Cambridge University Press;

Parkhurst, J., & Gottman, J. (1986). How young children get what they want. In J. Gottman and
J. Parker (Eds.), Conversations of Friends, NY: Cambridge University Press;
Gottman, J.M., & Levenson, R.W., (1986). Assessing the role of emotion in marriage, Behavioral
Assessment, 8, 31-48;
Gottman, J., (1987). The sequential analysis of family interaction. In T. Jacob (Ed.), Family
Interaction and Psychopathology: Theories, Methods and Findings. New York: Plenum;
Bakeman, R., & Gottman, J.M., (1987). Observational methodology for infant research. In J.
Osofsky, Handbook of Infant Development. New York: Wiley press;
Krokoff, L.J., Gottman, J.M., and Roy, A.K., (1988). Blue-collar marital interaction and
communication orientation. 6/9/2005Journal of Personal and Social Relationships, 5,
201-221;
Gottman, J.M. & Levenson, R.W., (1988). The social psychophysiology of marriage. In P. Noller
and M.A. Fitzpatrick (Eds.), Perspectives on Marital Interaction. Philadelphia:
Multilingual Matters;
Gottman, J.M., and Fainsilber, L., (1989). The effects of marital discord on young childrens peer
interaction and health, Developmental Psychology, 25, 373-381;
Krokoff, L.J., Gottman, J.M., & Haas, S.D., (1989). Validation of rapid couples interaction
scoring system, Behavioral Assessment, 11, 65-79;
Gottman, J.M., and Krokoff, L.J., (1989). The relationship between marital interaction and
marital satisfaction: a longitudinal view. Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology,
57, 47-52;
Gottman, J., (1990). How marriages change. In G.R. Patterson (Eds.), New Directions in Family
Research: Depression and Aggression. Hillsdale, NJ, Lawrence Erlbaum;
Griffin, W., & Gottman, J., (1990). Statistical analysis of family interaction patterns. In G.R.
Patterson (Ed), New Directions in Family Research: Depression and Aggression.
Hillsdale,NJ., L. Erlbaum;
Gottman, J.M., (1990). Finding the laws of close personal relationships. In I. Sigel (Ed.),
Research Programs from a Personal perspective, Hillsdale, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum;
Gottman, J.M., and Krokoff, L.J., (1990). Complex statistics are not always clearer than simple
statistics: a reply to Woody and Costanzo, Journal of Consulting and Clinical
Psychology, 58(4), 502-505;
Gottman, J.M., (1990). Time-series analysis applied to physiological data. In J.T. Cacioppo and
L.G. Tassinary (Eds.), Principles of Psychophysiology: Physical, Social and Inferential
Elements, pp. 754-774. NY, Cambridge University Press;
Parker, J. and Gottman, J.M., (1990). Friendship patterns in peer relations. In T.J. Berndt and
G.W. Ladd (Eds), Peer Relationships in Child Development, NY, Wiley Press;
Gottman, J.M., (1990). Foreword in F. Fincham & T.N. Bradbury (Eds.), The Psychology of
Marriage. New York, Guilford Press;
Gottman, J.M., (1990). Prospectus on family research, Journal of Family Research;
Gottman, J.M., (1991). Chaos and regulated change in family interaction. In P. Cowan and E.M.
Hetherington (Eds.), New Directions in Family Research: Transition and Change.
Hillsdale, NJ, Lawrence Erlbaum;
Gottman, J.M., (1991). Predicting the longitudinal course of marriages, Journal of Marital and
Family Therapy, 17;
Gottman, J.M., (1991). Finding the roots of childrens problems with other children, Journal of
Social and Personal Relationships, 8, 441-448;
Katz, L., and Gottman, J., (1991). Martial discord and peer interaction: a social
psychophysiological approach. In K. Dodge and J. Garber (Eds.), Emotion Regulation in
Young Children, Cambridge Press, UK;
Katz, L.F., and Gottman, J., (1991). Marital discord and child outcomes: A social

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psychophysiological approach. In J. Garber and K. Dodge (Eds.), The development of

emotion regulation and dysregulation. Cambridge studies in social and emotional
development, p. 129-155, NY: Cambridge University Press;
Kramer, L, & Gottman, J., (1992). Becoming a sibling: With a little help from my friends.
Developmental Psychology, 28(4), 685-699;
Holtzworth-Munroe, A., Waltz, J., Jacobson, N.S., Monaco, V., Fehrenbach, P.A., &
Gottman, J.M., (1992). Recruiting non-violent men as control subjects for research on
marital violence: how easily can it be done? Violence and Victims, 7( 1), 79-88;
Katz, L.F., Kramer, L., and Gottman, J.M., (1992). Conflict and emotions in marital, sibling and
peer relationships. In C. Shantz and W. Hartup (Eds.), Conflict in Child and Adolescent
Development, Ch. 5, 122-148. NY: Cambridge University Press;
Gottman, J.M., & Levenson, R.W., (1992). Marital processes predictive of later dissolution:
behavior, physiology and health, Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 63, 221233;
Buehlman, K., Gottman, J.M., & Katz, L., (1992). How a couple views their past predicts their
future: predicting divorce from an oral history interview, Journal of Family Psychology,
5(3-4), 295-318;
Gottman, J.M., and Rushe, R., (1993). The analysis of change: issues, fallacies and new ideas,
Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, 61(6), 907-910;
Gottman, J.M., (1993). The roles of conflict engagement, escalation or avoidance in marital
interaction: a longitudinal view of five types of couples. Journal of Consulting &
Clinical Psychology, 61(1), 6-15;
Gottman, J.M., (1993). A theory of marital dissolution and stability, Journal of Family
Psychology, 7(1), 57-75;
Rushe, R.H., & Gottman, J.M., (1993). Essentials in the design and analysis of time-series
experiments. In G. Keren and C. Lewis (Eds.), Methodological and Quantitative Issues in
the Analysis of Psychological Date, Hillsdale, NJ: Erlbaum, Ch. 16, 493-528;
Katz, L.F., & Gottman, J.M., (1993). Patterns of marital conflict predict childrens internalizing
and externalizing behaviors. Developmental Psychology, 29(6), 940-950;
Levenson, R.W., Carstensen, L.L., & Gottman, J.M., (1993). Long-term marriage: age, gender
and satisfaction. Psychology and Aging, 8(2), 301-313;
Cordova, J.V., Jacobson, N.S., Gottman, J.M., Rushe, R. and Cox, G., (1993). Negative
Reciprocity and Communication in Couples with a Violent Husband; Journal of
Abnormal Psychology, 102(4), 559-564;
Gottman, J.M., (1993). Studying emotion in social interaction. In M. Lewis and J.M. Haviland
(Eds.), Handbook of Emotions, pp. 475-487;
Babcock, J.C., Waltz, J., Jacobson, N.S., and Gottman, J.M., (1993). Power and violence: The
relation between communication patterns, power discrepancies, and domestic violence.
Journal of Consulting & Clinical Psychology, 61(1), 40-50;
Shortt, J.W., Bush, L., Roth, J., Gottman, J., and Katz, L., (1994). Childrens physiological
responses while producing facial expressions of emotion. Merrill-Palmer Quarterly,
40(1), 40-59;
Gottman, J.M., and Rushe, R.H., (1994). Communication and social skills approaches to treating
ailing marriages: A recommendation for a new marital therapy called minimal marital
therapy. In W. ODonahue and L. Krasner (Eds.), Handbook of Psychological Skills
Training: Clinical Techniques and Applications, Ch. 13, 287-305;
Gottman, J.M., and Carrere, S., (1994). Why cant men and women get along? Developmental
roots and marital inequities. In D.J. Canary and L. Stafford (Eds.), Communication and
Relational Maintenance, Academic Press, Ch. 10, 203-229;
Gottman, J.M., (1994). Nonlinear differential equation models of marital interaction. In S.
Johnson and L. Greenberg (Eds.), The heart of the matter: Perspectives on emotion in

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marital therapy, 256-293;

Levenson, R.W., Carstensen, L.L. and Gottman, J.M., (1994). Influence of age and gender on
affect, physiology and their interrelations: A study of long-term marriages. Journal of
Personality and Social Psychology, 67(1), 56-68;
Jacobson, N.S., Gottman, J.M., Waltz, J., Rushe, R., et al, (1994). Affect, verbal content, and
psychophysiology in the arguments of couples with a violent husband. Journal of
Consulting & Clinical Psychology, 62(5), 982-988;
Gottman, J., Rabin, C., Levenson, R., Carstensen, L., Jacobson, N., & Rushe, R., (1994).
Gender differences in marriage: No. I: recent research on emotions. Neuropsy (French
Journal, translated to French by E. Fivaz), 9, 68-69 and 75-81;
Katz, L.F., and Gottman, J.M., (1994). Patterns of marital interaction and childrens emotional
development. In R.D. Parke and S.G. Kellam (Eds.), Exploring Family Relationships
with Other Social Contexts, Ch. 3, pp. 49-74, Hillsdale, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum;
Kahen, V., Katz, L.F., and Gottman, J.M., (1994). Linkages between parent-child interaction and
conversations of friends, Social Development, 3(3), 238-254;
Gottman, J.M., (1994). An agenda for marital therapy. In S. Johnson and L. Greenberg (Eds.),
The heart of the matter: Perspectives on emotion in marital therapy, pp. 256-293;
Katz, L.F., and Gottman, J.M., (1995). Martial Interaction and Child Outcomes: A longitudinal
study of mediating and moderating processes. In D. Cicchetti and S. Toth (Eds.),
Emotion, Cognition and Representation, Ch. 9, 301-342, New York: University of
Rochester Press;
Gottman, J.M., (1995). Observational measures of behavior therapy outcomes, A reply to
Jacobson. In M. Lewis & J.M. Haviland (Eds.), Handbook of Emotions, Ch. 33, 475487, New York: Guilford Press;
Gottman, J.M., Hooven, C., & Katz, L., (1995). Observational methodology for infant research,
Journal of Cognition and Emotion, 9, 229-264;
Gottman, J.M., (1995). Studying emotion in social interaction. In M. Lewis and J. Haviland
(Eds.), Handbook of Emotions, Ch. 33, pp. 475-487. New York: Guilford Press;
Gottman, J.M., Hooven, C., & Katz, L., (1995). Parental meta-emotion structure predicts family
and child outcomes. Journal of Cognition and Emotion, 9, 229-264;
Cook, J., Tyson, R., White, J., Rushe, R., Gottman, J., and Murray, J., (1995). The mathematics
of marital conflict: qualitative dynamic mathematical modeling of marital interaction.
Journal of Family Psychology, 9(2), special series on Methodological Advances in
Family Psychology, 110-130.
Gottman, J.M., (1995). Crime, hostility, wife battering, and the heart: On the Meehan et al. (2001)
failure to replicate the Gottman, et al (1995) typology. Journal of Family Psychology,
15(3), 409-414;
Jacobson, N.S., Gottman, J.M., and Shortt, J.W., (1995). The distinction between type 1 and type
2 batterers - further considerations: Reply to Ornduff et al (1995), Margolin et al (1995),
and Walker (1995). Journal of Family Psychology, 9(3), 272-279;
Wilson, B.J., & Gottman, J.M., (1995). Marital interaction and parenting. In M.H. Bornstein
(Ed.), Handbook of Parenting, Vol. 4, Applied and practical parenting, pp. 33-55;
Gottman, J.M., Jacobson, N.S., Rushe, R.H., Shortt, J.W., Babcock, J., LaTaillade, J.J.,
& Waltz, J., (1995). The relationship between heart rate reactivity, emotionally
aggressive behavior, and general violence in batterers, Journal of Family Psychology,
9(3), 227-248;
Hooven, C., Gottman, J.M., and Katz, L.F., (1995). Parental meta-emotion structure predicts
family and child outcomes, Cognition & Emotion, 9(2-3), 229-264;
Gottman, J.M., (1995). The dissolution of the American family. In W.J. ONeill (Ed.), Family,
The First Imperative, pp. 103-115, Cleveland, OH: William J. and Dorothy K. ONeill
Foundation, publishers;

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Carstensen, L.L., Gottman, J.M., and Levenson, R.W., (1995). Emotional behavior in long-term
marriage. Psychology & Aging, Vol. 10(1), 140-149;
Katz, LF, Gottman, JM, (1996). Spillover effects of marital conflict: in search of parenting and
coparenting mechanisms. In James McHale and Philip Cowan (Eds.), New Directions for
Child Development: Understanding how family-level dynamics affect children's
development, studies of two-parent families, No. 74, Jossey-Bass Publishers;
Bodenmann, G., Perrez, M., and Gottman, J.M., (1996). The significance of individual coping for
a couples interaction under stress, Journal of Clinical Psychology, 25 (Zeitschrift fur
Klinische Psychologie, Hogrefe-Verlag, Gottingen, Switzerland, printed in German
language), 1-13;
Carstensen, L.L., Graff, J., Levenson, R.W., & Gottman, J.M., (1996). Affect in intimate
relationships: The developmental course of marriage. In C. Magai and S. McFadden
(Eds.), Handbook of Emotion, Adult Developments, and Aging, pp. 227 -247, San
Diego, CA: Academic Press;
Gottman, J.M., McCoy, K., Coan, J., & Collier, H., (1996). Vagal tone protects children from
marital conflict. In J.M. Gottman (Ed.), What Predicts Divorce: The measures.
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Gottman, J.M., & Krokoff, L., (1996). What predicts marital interaction over time? A study of
alternative models. In Gottman, J.M. (Ed.), What Predicts Divorce: The measures.
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Katz, L.F., Gottman, J.M., and Hooven, C., (1996). Meta-emotion philosophy and family
functioning: reply to Cowan (1996) and Eisenberg (1996), Journal of Family
Psychology, 10 (3), 284-291;
Gottman, J.M., Katz, L.F., & Hooven, C., (1996). Parental meta-emotion philosophy and the
emotional life of families: theoretical models and preliminary data, Journal of Family
Psychology, 10 (3), 284-291;
Guralnick, M.J., Connor, R.T., Hammond, M., Gottman, J.M., and Kinnish, K., (1996).
Immediate effects of mainstreamed settings on the social interactions and social
integration of preschool children, American Journal on Mental Retardation, 100(4), 359377;
Guralnick, M.J., Connor, R.T., Hammond, M.A., Gottman, J.M., and Kinnish, K., (1996). The
Peer relations of preschool children with communication disorders, Child Development,
67(2), 471-489;
Guralnick, M.J., Gottman, J.M., and Hammond, M.A., (1996). Effects of social setting on the
friendship formation of young children differing in developmental status, Journal of
Applied Developmental Psychology, 17(4), 625-651;
Wilson, B.J. and Gottman, J., (1996). Attention the shuttle between emotion and cognition:
Risk, resiliency and physiological bases. In E.M. Hetherington and E. Blechman (Eds.),
Stress, coping and resiliency in children and families, pp. 189-228. Hillsdale, NJ:
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Jacobson, N.S., Gottman, J.M., Gortner, E., Berns, S., and Shortt, J.W., (1996). Psychological
factors in the longitudinal course of battering: When do the couples split up? When does
the abuse decrease? Violence & Victims, 11(4), 371-392;
Katz, LF and Gottman, J.M., (1997). Buffering children from marital conflict and dissolution,
Journal of Clinical Child Psychology, 26(2), 157-171;
Gottman, J.M., Guralnick, M.J., Wilson, B., & Swanson, C.B., (1997). What should be the focus
of emotion regulation in children? A nonlinear dynamic mathematical model of
childrens peer interaction in groups. Development and Psychopathology, 9(2), 421-452;
Shortt, JW, and Gottman, J.M., (1997). Closeness in young adult sibling relationships: affective
and physiological processes, Social Development, 6 (2), 142-164;
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Gortner, E., Berns, S., Jacobson, N.S., and Gottman, J.M., (1997). When women leave violent
relationships: Dispelling clinical myths. Psychotherapy: Theory, Research, Practice,
Training. Vol. 34(4), 343-352;
Bodemann, G., Gottman, J.M., and Backman, H., (1997). A Swiss replication of Gottmans
couple typology, Swiss Journal of Psychology, 56(4), 205-216;
Jacobson, N.S., Gottman, J.M., Gortner, E., Berns, S., & Shortt, J.W., (1998). The longitudinal
course of battering: When do couples split up? When does the abuse decrease? Violence
and Victims;
Gottman, JM, (1998). Psychology and the study of marital processes, Annual Review of
Psychology, 49, 169-97;
Gottman, J.M., Coan, J., Carrere, S., and Swanson, C., (1998). Predicting Marital Happiness and
Stability from Newlywed Interactions, Journal of Marriage and the Family, 60(1), 5-22;
Gottman, J.M., (1998). On the etiology of marital decay and its consequences: Comments from a
clinical psychologist. In T.N. Bradbury (Ed.), The developmental course of marital
dysfunction, 423-426;
Gottman, J.M. (1998). Toward a process model of men in marriages and families. In A. Booth &
N. Crouter (Eds.), Men in Families, 149-192. Hillsdale, NJ: Erlbaum;
Gottman, J.M., Levenson, R.W., (1999), How Stable is Marital Interaction Over Time?, Family
Process, 38(2), 159-165;
Gottman, J.M., Levenson, R.W., (1999), What Predicts Change in Marital Interaction Over Time?
A Study of Alternative Models, Family Process, 38(2), 143-158;
Gottman, J.; Swanson, C.; Murray, J., (1999), The Mathematics of Marital Conflict: Dynamic
Mathematical Nonlinear Modeling of Newlywed Marital Interaction, Journal of Family
Psychology, 13, No. 1, 3-19;
Gottman, J.M., Levenson, R.W., (1999) Rebound from Marital Conflict and Divorce Prediction,
Family Process, 38(3), 287-292;
Carrere, S., and Gottman, J.M., (1999). Predicting Divorce among Newlyweds from the First
Three Minutes of a Marital Conflict Discussion, Family Process, Vol. 38(3), 293-301;
Berns, S.B., Jacobson, N.S. and Gottman, J.M., (1999) Demand-Withdraw Interaction in Couples
with a Violent Husband, Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, 67(5), 666-674;
Berns, S.B., Jacobson, R.W., and Gottman, J.M., (1999). Demand/withdraw interaction patterns
between different types of batterers and their spouses, Journal of Marital and Family
Therapy, 25(3), 337-348;
Pasupathi, M., Carstensen, L., Levenson, R.W., and Gottman, J.M., (1999). Responsive Listening
in long-married couples: A psycholinguistic perspective; Journal of Nonverbal Behavior,
23(2), 173-193;
Gottman, J.M., and Gottman, J.S., (1999). The marriage survival kit: A research-based marital
therapy. In R. Berger and M.T. Hannah (Eds.) Preventive approaches in couples therapy,
304-330;
Carrere, S., and Gottman, J.M., (1999). Predicting the future of marriages. In E.M. Hetherington
(Ed.) Coping with divorce, single parenting and remarriage: A risk and resiliency
perspective, 3-22;
Katz, L.F., Wilson, B., and Gottman, J.M., (1999). Meta-emotion philosophy and family
adjustment: Making an emotional connection. In M.J. Cox and J. Brooks-Gunn (Eds.)
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Gottman, J.M., Levenson, R.W., (2000). Dysfunctional Marital Conflict: Women are being
unfairly blamed, Journal of Divorce and Remarriage, 31(3/4), 1-17;

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Carrere, S., Buehlman, K.T., Coan, J.A., Gottman, J.M., Coan, J.A., and Ruckstuhl, L., (2000).
Predicting Marital Stability and Divorce in Newlywed Couples, Journal of Family
Psychology, 14(1), 1-17;
Shapiro, A.F., Gottman, J.M., and Carrere, S., (2000). The Baby and the Marriage: Identifying
factors that buffer against decline in marital satisfaction after the first baby arrives,
Journal of Family Psychology, 14(1), 59-70;
Sleek, S., Rosenberg, S., Cowley, G., Begley, S., Gottman, J., Silver, N., (2000). Unit 5: Social
life, the Internet and romantic relationships. In M. Davis (Ed.) Annual editions: Social
psychology, 4th edition, 106-125;
Guterl, F., Nisbett, R., Cohen, D., Seligman, M., Staub, E., Baumeister, R., Jacobson, N.,
Gottman, J.M., (2000). Unit 7: Aggression. In M. Davis (Ed.) Annual editions: Social
psychology, 4th edition, 148-169;
Jacobson, N.S., Gottman, J.M., Waltz, J., Rushe, R., Babcock, J., and Holtzworth-Monroe, A.,
(2000). Affect, verbal content, and psychophysiology in the arguments of couples with a
violent husband, Prevention & Treatment, 3;
Gottman, J.M. and Notarius, C.I., (2000). Decade review: Observing marital interaction, Journal
of Marriage & the Family, 62(4), 927-947;
Gottman, J.M., and Levenson, R. W., (2000). The Timing of Divorce: Predicting When a Couple
Will Divorce Over a 14-Year Period, Journal of Marriage and the Family, 62, 737-745;
Ryan, K.D., Carrere, S., and Gottman, J.M., (2000). Building a Sound Marital House. In
Marriage in America, Rowman & Littlefield Publishers;
Ryan, K.D., Gottman, J.M., Murray, J.D., Carrere, S., and Swanson, C., (2000). Theoretical and
Mathematical Modeling of Marriage. In M. Lewis and I. Granic (Eds.), Emotion,
Development, and Self-Organization: Dynamic Systems Approaches to Emotional
Development, Cambridge University Press;
Babcock, J.C., Jacobson, N.S., Gottman, J.M., and Yerington, T.P., (2000). Attachment,
emotional regulation, and the function of marital violence: Differences between secure,
preoccupied, and dismissing violent and nonviolent husbands. Journal of Family
violence, 15(4), 391-409;
Gottman, J., Carrere, S., Swanson, C., and Coan, J., (2000). Reply to From basic research to
interventions, Journal of Marriage & the Family, 62(1), 265-273;
Waltz, J., Babcock, J., Jacobson, N., and Gottman, J.M., (2000). Testing a typology of batterers,
Journal of Consulting & Clinical Psychology, 68(4), 658-669;
Gottman, J.M., (2001). Meta-emotion, childrens emotional intelligence, and buffering children
from marital conflict. In C. Ryff and B. Singer (Eds.) Emotion, social relationships and
health, Series in affective science, 23-40;
Gottman, J., Levenson, R., Woodin, E., (2001). Facial Expressions During Marital Conflict,
Journal of Family Communication, 1(1), 37-57;
Gottman, John M., (2001). What the study of relationships has to say about emotion research,
Social Science Information, Sage Publications;
Wilson, B.J., and Gottman, J.M., (2002). Marital Conflict, Repair and Parenting. In M. Bornstein
(Ed.), Handbook of Parenting, Vol. 4, 227-258, Social Conditions and Applied Parenting,
M. H. Bornstein (Ed.), Lawrence Erlbaum Publishing, New Jersey;
Hawkins, M., Carrere, S., & Gottman, J.M., (2002). The marriage survival kit: A research-based
marital therapy, Journal of Marriage & the Family, 64(1), 193-201;
Hawkins, M., Carrere, S., and Gottman, J.M., (2002). Marital sentiment override: Does it
influence couples perceptions? Journal of Marriage & the Family, 64(1), 193-201;
Gottman, John M., (2002). A Multidemensional Approach to Couples. In F. Kaslow and T.
Patterson (Eds.), Comprehensive Handbook of Psychotherapy, Vol. 2, Cognitivebehavioral approaches, 355-372. John Wiley & Sons, publishing;

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Gottman, John, Swanson, Catherine, and Swanson, Kristin, A., (2002). General Systems Theory
of Marriages: Nonlinear Difference Equation Modeling of Marital Interaction,
Personality and Social Psychology Review, 6(4), 326-340;
Gottman, J. and Levenson, R.W., (2002). A Two-Factor Model for Predicting When a Couple
Will Divorce: Exploratory Analyses Using 14-Year Longitudinal Data, Family Process,
41 (1), p. 83-96;
Gottman, J.M., and Levenson, R.W., (2002). Generating hypotheses after 14 years of marital
follow up; or How should one speculate? A reply to DeKay, Greeno and Houck, Family
Process, 41(1), 105-110;
Gottman, J.M., and Katz, L.F., (2002). Children's Emotional Reactions to Stressful Parent-Child
Interactions: The Link between Emotion Regulation and Vagal Tone, Journal of
Marriage and Family Review, Vol. 34 (3/4), 265-283. Reprinted in R.A. Fabes (Ed.),
Emotions and the Family, NY: Haworth Press, Inc., 2002;
Gottman, J.M., and Notarius, C.I., (2002). Marital research in the 20th century and a research
agenda for the 21st century, Family Process, 41(2), 159-197;
Gottman, J.M., Driver, J., Yoshimoto, D. and Rushe, R., (2002). Approaches to the Study of
Power in Violent and Nonviolent Marriages, and in Gay Male and Lesbian Cohabiting
Relationships. In P. Noller and J. A. Feeney (Eds.), Understanding Marriage,
Developments in the Study of Couple Interaction, 323-347, Cambridge, UK: Cambridge
University Press.
Gottman, J., Driver, J., and Tabares, A., (2002). Building the Sound Marital House: An
empirically-derived couple therapy. In A. S. Gurman and N. S. Jacobson (Eds.), Clinical
Handbook of Couple Therapy, 3rd Edition, NY: Guilford Press;
Gottman, J., Ryan, K., Carrere, S., and Erley, A., (2002). Toward a scientifically based marital
therapy. In H. Liddle, D. Santisteban, et al. (Eds.) Family psychology: Science-based
interventions, 147-174. Washington, DC: American Psychological Association;
Tabares, A. and Gottman, J. M., (2003). A Marital Process Perspective of Adolescent Romantic
Relationships. In P. Florsheim (Ed.), Adolescent Romantic Relations and Sexual
Behavior, 337-354, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates;
Driver, J., Tabares, A., Shapiro, A., and Nahm, E.Y. and Gottman, J., (2003). Interactional
patterns in marital success and failure: Gottman laboratory studies. In F. Walsh (Ed.)
Normal family process: Growing diversity and complexity, 3rd edition, 493-513, NY:
Guilford Press;
Gottman, J.M., Levenson, R.W., Gross, J., Fredrickson, B., McCoy, K., Rosentahl, L., Ruel, A.,
and Yoshimoto, D., (2003). Correlates of Gay and Lesbian Couples' Relationship
Satisfaction and Relationship Dissolution, Journal of Homosexuality, 45(1), 23-43;
Gottman, J.M., Levenson, R.W., Swanson, C., Swanson, K., Tyson, R., and Yoshimoto, D.,
(2003). Observing Gay, Lesbian and heterosexual Couples' Relationships: Mathematical
modeling of conflict interactions, Journal of Homosexuality, 45(1), 65-91;
Coan, J and Gottman, J., (2003). The Specific Affect Coding System. In Coan, J. A. & Allen, J. J.
B. (Eds.). The Handbook of Emotion Elicitation and Assessment. New York, NY:
Oxford University Press;
Driver, J.L., & Gottman, J.M., (2004). The specific affect coding system (SPAFF), Family
Process, 43(3), 301-314;
Gottman, J.M. and Ryan, K., (2004). The Mis-measure of Therapy: Treatment Outcomes in
Marital Therapy Research. In W.M. Pinsof and J. Lebow (Eds.), Family Psychology: The
Art of the Science, Ch. 3. Oxford/New York: Oxford University Press;
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Kerig and D.H. Baucom (Eds.), Couple Observational Coding Systems, Chapter 12, 191207. NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates;
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of Daily Interactions. In P.K. Kerig and D.H. Baucom (Eds.), Couple Observational
Coding Systems, Chapter 13, 209-225. NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates;
Tabares, A. A., Driver, J.L., and Gottman, J.M., (2004). Repair Attempts Observational Coding
System: Measuring De-Escalation of Negative Affect During Marital Conflict. In P.K.
Kerig and D.H. Baucom (Eds.), Couple Observational Coding Systems, Chapter 14, 227241. NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates;
Driver, J.L. and Gottman, J.M., (2004). Daily marital interactions and Positive Affect During
Marital Conflict Among Newlywed Couples, Family Process, 43(3), 301-314;
Shapiro, A.F., and Gottman, J., (2005). Effects on marriage of a psycho-communicativeeducational intervention with couples undergoing the transition to parenthood, evaluation
at 1-year post-intervention, Journal of Family Communication 5(1), 1-24;
Yoshimoto, D., Shapiro, A., O'Brien, K., and Gottman, J., (2005). Nonverbal communication
coding systems of committed couples, In Harrigan, J.A., Rosenthal, R. and Scherer, K.R.,
The New Handbook of Methods in Nonverbal Behavior Research, Chapter 10, 369-397.
NY, US: Oxford University Press;
Gottman, J., Ryan, K., Swanson, C., and Swanson, K., (2005). Proximal change experiments with
couples: A methodology for empirically building a science of effective interventions for
changing couples interaction, Journal of Family Communication, 5(3), 163-190;
Jones, S., Carrre, S., and Gottman, J., (2005). Specific affect coding system, In Manusov, V., The
Sourcebook of Nonverbal Measures: Going Beyond Words, 163-171. NJ, US: Lawrence
Erlbaum Associates Publishers;
Gottman, J.M. and Driver, J.L., (2005). Dysfunctional marital conflict and everyday marital
interaction, Journal of Divorce & Remarriage, 43(3-4), 63-78;
Gottman, J. and Kimberly, R., (2005). The mismeasure of therapy: Treatment outcomes in
marital therapy research, In W.M. Pinsof and J.L. Lebow, Family Psychology: The Art
of the Science, Chapter 3, 65-89. NY: Oxford University Press;
Hedenbro, M., Shapiro, A.F., and Gottman, J.M., (2006). Play with me at my speed: Describing
differences in the tempo of parent-infant interactions in the Lausanne triadic play, Family
Process, 45(4), 485-498;
Coan, J.A. and Gottman, J.M., (2007). The specific affect coding system (SPAFF). In J.A. Coan
and J.J.B. Allen, Handbook of Emotion Elicitation and Assessment, Chapter 16, 267-285.
NY: Oxford University Press;
Coan, J.A. and Gottman, J.M., (2007). Sampling, experimental control, and generalizability in the
study of marital process models, Journal of Marriage and Family, 69(1), 73-80;
Gottman, J.M. and Gottman, J.S., (2008). Gottman method couple therapy. In Gurmna, A.S.,
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Published Books:
Gottman, J.M., & Clasen, R. (1972). Evaluation in Education: a Practitioners Guide. Itasca, IL:
F.E. Peacock Press;
Gottman, J.M., and Leiblum, S. (1974). How To Do Psychotherapy and How to Evaluate It. New
York: Holt, Rienhart and Winston;
Glass, G., Willson, V., & Gottman, J. (1975). Design and Analysis of Time-Series Experiments.
Boulder, Co: Colorado University Press;
Gottman, J.M. (1976). Distressed Marital Interaction: Analysis and Interventions. Champaign,
IL: Research Press;
Gottman, J.M., Gonso, J., Notarius, C., & Markman, H. (1978). A Couples Guide to
Communication. Champaign, IL: Research Press. (Chapter I reprinted in G.C. Davison
and J.M. Neal (Eds.), Contemporary Readings in Psychopathology, NY: Wiley Press);
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Press;
Asher, S.R., & Gottman, J.M. (Eds.). (1981). The Development of Childrens Friendships. New
York: Cambridge University Press;
Gottman, J.M. (1981). Time-Series Analysis: A Comprehensive Introduction for Social Scientists.
New York: Cambridge University Press;
Williams, E., and Gottman, J.M. (1981). A Users Guide to the Gottman-Williams Time-Series
Programs. New York: Cambridge University Press;
Gottman, J.M., & Parker, J. (Eds.). (1986). Conversations of Friends: Speculations on Affective
Development. New York: Cambridge University Press;
Bakeman, R., & Gottman, J. (1986/1997). Observing Interactions: An Introduction to Sequential
Analysis, NY: Cambridge University Press;
Gottman, J.M., & Roy, A.K. (1990). Sequential Analysis: A Guide for Behavioral Researchers,
New York: Cambridge University Press;
Gottman, J.M. (1994). What Predicts Divorce? Hillsdale, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum Assoc., 1994;
Gottman, J.M. (1994). Why Marriages Succeed or Fail. New York: Simon and Schuster, 1994;
Gottman, J.M. (Ed.). (1995). The Analysis of Change. NY: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates;
Gottman, J.M. (Ed.). (1996). What Predicts Divorce: The Measures. New York: Lawrence
Erlbaum Associates;
Gottman, J.M., McCoy, K., Coan, J., & Collier, H., (1996). The Specific Affect Coding System
(SPAFF). In J.M. Gottman (Ed.) What Predicts Divorce: The Measures. Lawrence
Erlbaum Associates;
Gottman, J.M., Kahen, V., and Goldstein, D., (1996). The Rapid Couples Interaction Scoring
System, (RCISS). In J.M. Gottman (Ed.), What Predicts Divorce: The Measures,
Lawrence Erlbaum Associates;
Buehlman, K., & Gottman, J.M., (1996). The Oral History Interview and the Oral History
Coding System. In J.M. Gottman (Ed.), What Predicts Divorce: The Measures. Lawrence
Erlbaum Associates;
Hooven, C., Rushe, R., & Gottman, J.M., (1996). The Play-by-Play Interview. In J.M. Gottman
(Ed.), What Predicts Divorce: The Measures. Lawrence Erlbaum Associates;
Gottman, J.M., & Krokoff, L., (1996). The Distance and Isolation Cascade. In J.M. Gottman
(Ed.), What Predicts Divorce: The Measures. Lawrence Erlbaum Associates;
Gottman, J.M., and DeClaire, J., (1997). Raising an Emotionally Intelligent Child: The Heart of
Parenting, Simon and Schuster;
Gottman, J.M., Katz, L.F., & Hooven, C., (1997). Meta-Emotion: How Families Communicate
Emotionally - Links to Child Peer Relations and Other Developmental Outcomes,
Lawrence Erlbaum Associates;
Bakeman, R., & Gottman, J.M., Observing Interactions, NY: Cambridge Univ. Press;
Jacobson, N., Gottman, J., (1998). When Men Batter Women: New insights into ending abusive
relationships, Simon and Schuster;
Gottman, J.M., (1999). The Marriage Clinic. New York: Norton;
Gottman, J.M. & Silver, N., (1999). The Seven Principles for Making Marriage Work; New York:
Crown Publishing;
Gottman, J.M., & DeClaire, J., (2001). The Relationship Cure. NY: Crown Publishing;
Gottman, J., Murray, J., Swanson, C., Tyson, R., & Swanson, K., (2002) The Mathematics of
Marriage: Dynamic Nonlinear Models. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press;
Gottman, J.M., Gottman, J.S., & Declaire, J., (2006). Ten Lessons to Transform Your Marriage:
Americas Love Lab Experts Share Their Strategies for Strengthening Your Relationship.
New York: Crown Publishing;
Gottman, J.M., & Gottman, J.S., (2007). And Baby Makes Three: The Six-Step Plan for
Preserving Marital Intimacy and Rekindling Romance After Baby Arrives. New York:
Crown Publishing.

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