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Journal of School Health, 1988
ABSTRACT: Historically, the courtship relationship is thought to be one of peace and tranquility. However, recent research has demonstrated that many dating relationships include violence as a means to resolve conflicts. While differences have been found in the prevalence of violence between high school and college students, both groups report similar
R E, Billingham, K A, Henningson
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ABSTRACT: Historically, the courtship relationship is thought to be one of peace and tranquility. However, recent research has demonstrated that many dating relationships include violence as a means to resolve conflicts. While differences have been found in the prevalence of violence between high school and college students, both groups report similar
R E, Billingham, K A, Henningson
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2023
Abstract This chapter is concerned with Thomas Hardy’s and Emma Hardy’s depictions of their courtship (1870–4), which mainly took place in St Juliot and the surrounding region in Cornwall. Hardy spent only about fifteen weeks with Emma on the Cornish coast, but these visits inspired numerous poems as well as many scenes in his third ...
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Abstract This chapter is concerned with Thomas Hardy’s and Emma Hardy’s depictions of their courtship (1870–4), which mainly took place in St Juliot and the surrounding region in Cornwall. Hardy spent only about fifteen weeks with Emma on the Cornish coast, but these visits inspired numerous poems as well as many scenes in his third ...
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Archives of Sexual Behavior, 1983
This study tested parts of the hypothesis that voyeurism, exhibitionism, toucheurism and frotteurism, obscene telephone calling, and at least some cases of the preferential rape pattern are all based on the same disturbance. In Part One, a frequency count of patients referred for one of these activities who subsequently reported having engaged in ...
K, Freund, H, Scher, S, Hucker
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This study tested parts of the hypothesis that voyeurism, exhibitionism, toucheurism and frotteurism, obscene telephone calling, and at least some cases of the preferential rape pattern are all based on the same disturbance. In Part One, a frequency count of patients referred for one of these activities who subsequently reported having engaged in ...
K, Freund, H, Scher, S, Hucker
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American Journal of Sociology, 1948
About five hundred students in an eastern coeducational college supplied information regarding their courtship behavior and completed the Bell Adjustment Inventory. Analysis of the data shows that the onset and frequency of dating are more closely related to the social than to the emotional factor in personality.
M F, NIMKOFF, A L, WOOD
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About five hundred students in an eastern coeducational college supplied information regarding their courtship behavior and completed the Bell Adjustment Inventory. Analysis of the data shows that the onset and frequency of dating are more closely related to the social than to the emotional factor in personality.
M F, NIMKOFF, A L, WOOD
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2019
In Courtship, a short story by Aaron Gwyn, Jansen, a bartender secretly in love with his best friend,Wisnat, a barber, agrees to help Wisnat seduce a woman by drugging her drinks, but the act brings with it unexpected consequences.
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In Courtship, a short story by Aaron Gwyn, Jansen, a bartender secretly in love with his best friend,Wisnat, a barber, agrees to help Wisnat seduce a woman by drugging her drinks, but the act brings with it unexpected consequences.
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