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Premarital Cohabitation and Postmarital Cohabiting Union Formation

Journal of Family Issues, 1995
Previous research has indicated that premarital cohabitation decreases marital stability. This study examined the role of premarital cohabitation as a determinant of cohabitation after marital disruption. The author proposed that people who cohabited with their first spouse prior to marriage have a greater propensity to cohabit after marital disruption
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Cohabitation

2023
The conclusion begins with a meditation on the radical nature of cohabitating, of living with violence. Drawing on research conducted during the Ebola epidemic in eastern Congo, it examines the commitment to survive, to breathe, to aspire in Congo despite dense antiblackness, a world committed to Black death.
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Cohabit. : Reasons, Places and Forms of Cohabitation

2020
New spatial devices appear when society changes. Today families are restructuring, the domestic group is recomposing, practices are evolving and housing should follow. How can it be trans- formed to adapt to the life conditions and the lifestyle desired by singles of any age, families -either monoparental or blended-, by the elderly ?
Bendimerad, Sabri, Eleb, Monique
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[Cohabitation].

The Canadian nurse, 1991
Even though it can be an attractive proposition for an elderly person, the idea of living with a family, or even their own family, should not be undertaken lightly. The author suggests three ways in which nurses can help; communication, sharing of responsibilities and coping with the burden.
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Cohabitation

2015
Jonathan Herring   +2 more
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Sliding Versus Deciding: Inertia and the Premarital Cohabitation Effect

Family Relations, 2006
Howard Markman   +2 more
exaly  

Cohabitation in the United States and Britain: Demography, Kinship, and the Future

Journal of Marriage and Family, 2004
Judith A. Seltzer
exaly  

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