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Francine Cyr

Affiliations: 
Université de Montréal, Montréal, Canada 
Area:
Social Psychology, Individual and Family Studies
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Catherine Cyr-Villeneuve grad student 2010 Université de Montréal
Gessica Di Stefano grad student 2014 Université de Montréal

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Quigley C, Cyr F. (2018) The Voice of the Child in Parenting Coordination: Views of Children, Parents, and Parenting Coordinators Journal of Divorce & Remarriage. 59: 501-527
Desjardins J, Lafortune D, Cyr F. (2017) Prévalence des prescriptions psychopharmacologiques aux enfants placés en foyer de groupe et en centre de réadaptation Canadian Journal of Community Mental Health. 1-14
Bala N, Birnbaum R, Poitras K, et al. (2017) Shared Parenting in Canada: Increasing Use But Continued Controversy Family Court Review. 55: 513-530
Quigley C, Cyr F. (2017) Children’s perspectives on parenting coordination: Insights from the montreal parenting coordination pilot project Journal of Child Custody. 14: 151-174
Di Stefano G, Cyr F. (2014) Child Adjustment Following Parental Separation: The Role of Maternal Well-Being, Parenting Quality, and Household Income Journal of Child Custody. 11: 5-24
Cyr F, Stefano GD, Desjardins B. (2013) Family Life, Parental Separation, and Child Custody in Canada: a Focus on Quebec Family Court Review. 51: 522-541
Cyr F. (2008) [Debates over child custody: on the position which has more nuances in the best interests of the child]. Santé Mentale Au QuéBec. 33: 235-51
Sarrazin J, Cyr F. (2007) Parental conflicts and their damaging effects on children Journal of Divorce and Remarriage. 47: 77-93
Carobene G, Cyr F. (2006) L'adaptation de l'enfant ̀ la séparation de ses parents: Sept hypothèses pour une compréhension approfondie Canadian Psychology. 47: 300-315
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