Scott M Stanley, Elizabeth S Allen, Howard J Markman, Galena K Rhoades, Donnella L Prentice
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Decreasing Divorce in Army Couples: Results from a Randomized Controlled Trial using PREP for Strong Bonds.
Findings from a large, randomized controlled trial of couple education are presented in this brief report. Married Army couples were assigned to either PREP for Strong Bonds (n = 248) delivered by Army chaplains or to a no-treatment control group (n = 228). One year after the intervention, couples who received PREP for Strong Bonds had 1/3 the rate of divorce of the control group. Specifically, 6.20% of the control group divorced while 2.03% of the intervention group divorced. These findings suggest that couple education can reduce the risk of divorce, at least in the short run with military couples.