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Journal of Family Issues, 1995
Obesity is a stigmatized condition that clinical studies have suggested is associated with low marital quality. Body weight, marital unhappiness, and marital problems were examined in a national telephone survey of 1,980 married adults. Few relationships between the 5 measures of weight and 2 measures of marital quality (unhappiness and problems) were ...
JEFFERY SOBAL +2 more
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Obesity is a stigmatized condition that clinical studies have suggested is associated with low marital quality. Body weight, marital unhappiness, and marital problems were examined in a national telephone survey of 1,980 married adults. Few relationships between the 5 measures of weight and 2 measures of marital quality (unhappiness and problems) were ...
JEFFERY SOBAL +2 more
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Journal of Family Issues, 1986
The dimensionality of five conceptually distinct components of marital quality was evaluated in a representative national sample of 1845 married people. Confirmatory factor analysis found two dimensions, one consisting of scales of marital happiness and interaction; the other, of marital disagreements, problems, and instability.
DAVID R. JOHNSON +3 more
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The dimensionality of five conceptually distinct components of marital quality was evaluated in a representative national sample of 1845 married people. Confirmatory factor analysis found two dimensions, one consisting of scales of marital happiness and interaction; the other, of marital disagreements, problems, and instability.
DAVID R. JOHNSON +3 more
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The legacy of parents' marital discord: Consequences for children's marital quality.
Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 2001Drawing on a national longitudinal study of 297 parents and their married offspring, the authors found that parents' marital discord was negatively related to offspring's marital harmony and positively related to offspring's marital discord. The transmission of marital quality was not mediated by parental divorce, life-course variables, socioeconomic ...
P R, Amato, A, Booth
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Marital Status, Marital Quality, and Atherosclerotic Burden in Postmenopausal Women
Psychosomatic Medicine, 2003Marriage confers health benefits for men, but the evidence for women is less consistent. Inconsistent findings may be attributed, in part, to the confounding of marital status and marital quality.The authors examined whether women in satisfying marriages evidence lesser atherosclerosis relative to women in low-satisfying marriages and relative to ...
Linda C, Gallo +5 more
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Journal of Family Theory & Review, 2010
The central framework for contemporary marital science was formed in the 1930s and centers on the uncritical acceptance of the primacy of method over theory in the pursuit of disengaged, amoral knowledge claims. This pursuit results in the unexamined commitment to an ontology of an essentialist and atomistic self and marriage as a self‐defining ...
Stan J. Knapp, Bruce Lott
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The central framework for contemporary marital science was formed in the 1930s and centers on the uncritical acceptance of the primacy of method over theory in the pursuit of disengaged, amoral knowledge claims. This pursuit results in the unexamined commitment to an ontology of an essentialist and atomistic self and marriage as a self‐defining ...
Stan J. Knapp, Bruce Lott
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Cortisol responses to marital conflict depend on marital interaction quality
International Journal of Behavioral Medicine, 1999A sample of 80 couples were videotaped discussing a marital conflict and were then grouped in 3 types according to their interaction behavior: both partners displaying predominantly negative behavior ( N = 36 couples); both partners showing positive behavior ( N = 26); and couples showing asymmetric behavior (one positive, one negative; N = 16 ...
G, Fehm-Wolfsdorf +3 more
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Marital Quality, Loneliness, and Internet Infidelity
Cyberpsychology, Behavior, and Social Networking, 2018The rapid development of information technology, such as the Internet and social networks, lead to an increasing number of online relationships in the world and caused some problems for families and society. One of these problems is extramarital relationships that occur through the Internet and social networks.
Omid Isanejad, Arezoo Bagheri
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Marital Sanctity, Relationship Maintenance, and Marital Quality
Journal of Family Issues, 2013It has been argued that individuals who consider their marriages as sacred are likely to put greater effort into protecting those marriages. As relationship maintenance behaviors have been defined as efforts enacted to maintain features such as marital satisfaction, it is possible that relational maintenance behaviors serve as a link between marital ...
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Premarital Cohabitation, Marital Dissolution, and Marital Quality in China
Journal of Family Issues, 2023Using data from the 2018 Chinese Family Panel Studies, this study examines the associations between premarital cohabitation, marital satisfaction, and the probability of a subsequent divorce and captures the gradated variations of marital quality by incorporating divorce and self-rated marital satisfaction into a generic measure of marital quality ...
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Marital quality and disturbed child behaviour
British Journal of Clinical Psychology, 1981A set of 12 measures based on separate reports by husbands and wives was used to determine whether families of children displaying disturbed behaviour have poorer marital relations than those of children without presenting symptoms. Following an initial discriminant analysis which revealed significant differences between a clinical ...
T, Kotler, S B, Hammond
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