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Einkommensungleichheit und Homogamie
IW Trends, 2011Im Zeitraum 1998 bis 2008 war ein merklicher Anstieg der Einkommensungleichheit in Deutschland zu beobachten. Der Gini-Koeffizient auf Basis des Nettoaquivalenzeinkommens stieg um insgesamt 15 Prozent an, wobei die Ungleichheit nach dem Jahr 2005 nicht weiter zunahm.
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Some Data on Mate-Selection: Homogamy and Perceived Homogamy
Journal of Marriage and the Family, 1967In this article data from an interview survey among newlyweds and couples who have "published the bans," concerning the mate selection situation, are presented; and aspects concerning homogamy are ...
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Religiosity, Homogamy, and Marital Adjustment
Journal of Family Issues, 2011This article explores the relationship between religiosity, denominational homogamy, religiosity homogamy, and marital adjustment. Using a statewide sample of spouses in first marriages ( N = 1,394) and remarriages ( N = 601), the authors find that within-group differences in religiosity, denominational homogamy, and religiosity homogamy are not as ...
David G. Schramm +3 more
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Mechanisms responsible for couples’ homogamy in depressive traits?: Evidence from a representative longitudinal study in ...
Jonason, Peter +5 more
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Homogamy in Social Characteristics
American Journal of Sociology, 1943Previous studies of homagamy show that married couples tend more to resemble than to differ from each other in physical and psychological traits. Data secured from one thousand engaged couples living in the Chicago metropolitan area make it possible to present the evidence on homagamy for social characteristics.
Ernest W. Burgess, Paul Wallin
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Propinquity and educational homogamy
Sociological Forum, 1991Education is one of the most important dimensions in patterns of assortative marriage. It is unclear whether the pronounced and persistent evidence of educational homogamy is an outcome of educational propinquity, that is, individuals' attendance at the same school during the same time, or of individuals' general preferences for spouses with ...
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Trends in Educational Homogamy
Sociology of Education, 1972Trends in educational homogamy have been examined using the 1/1000 census sample for 1960. The general trend has been one of declining educational homogamy for both white and nonwhite couples. The decline has ended for white couples but has continued through the period 1956-60 for nonwhite couples.
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Choix du conjoint et homogamie
Population, 1971Résumé Le choix du conjoint présente une importance considérable, démographique, génétique, sociologique, économique et même politique (dans des pays où deux populations assez tranchées par la langue, la religion, etc., vivent en coexistence). Les recherches peuvent porter sur les causes, sur les lois, qui, à un moment donné, semblent régir ou guider ...
Albert Jacquard, Martine Segalen
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Homogamy in Intellectual Abilities
American Journal of Sociology, 1929Homogamy (husband-wife similarity in a specific trait) requires consideration in connection with psychological theories of types, in the study of the origin and maintenance of social classes, in the statistical analysis of heredity, in psychoanalytic and other studies of social relationship in the home, in the investigation of marital infection in ...
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Acta Sociologica, 1965
Historical background Residential propinquity is an important factor in mate selection even in the modern industrial society.1) In the old Finnish agrarian society the mate was almost invariably chosen from the near neighborhood — from the same village or rural commune.
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Historical background Residential propinquity is an important factor in mate selection even in the modern industrial society.1) In the old Finnish agrarian society the mate was almost invariably chosen from the near neighborhood — from the same village or rural commune.
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