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“Timing Is Everything” and Marital Bliss
Journal of Economic Theory, 2002zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Blum, Yosef, Rothblum, Uriel G.
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The International Journal of Aging and Human Development, 2022
Marital idealization is defined as an interpersonal mode of self-deception whereby husbands and wives convey an exceedingly positive portrayal of their spouse and relationship (e.g., “My spouse has never made me angry”). For the Marriage and Health Study, we obtained responses from 119 long-wed couples at baseline, 1- and 2-years later ( M = 34 years ...
Ariel Pollock Star +2 more
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Marital idealization is defined as an interpersonal mode of self-deception whereby husbands and wives convey an exceedingly positive portrayal of their spouse and relationship (e.g., “My spouse has never made me angry”). For the Marriage and Health Study, we obtained responses from 119 long-wed couples at baseline, 1- and 2-years later ( M = 34 years ...
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How Stable Is Marital Interaction Over Time?
Family Process, 1999This is a report of the degree of stability in affective marital interaction over a 4‐year period. There were statistically significant levels of stability in overall emotionality, and in positive and negative affect, particularly for wives. There was also stability for specific affects but, except for humor and listener backchannels, these varied with
J M, Gottman, R W, Levenson
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The Longitudinal Association of Marital Confidence, Time Spent Together, and Marital Satisfaction
Family Process, 2012Using three waves of dyadic data collected at 18‐month intervals from a community‐based sample of 610 newly married heterosexual couples (1 220 individuals), we examined the relationship between marital confidence, time spent together, and marital satisfaction using a modified actor‐partner interdependence model. Results indicate that after controlling
Matthew D, Johnson, Jared R, Anderson
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Marital Homogamy the Second Time around
Journal of Marriage and the Family, 1978Recent declines in the marriage rate and increases in the prevalence of remarriage point to the need for more careful analysis of the nature of second marriage. Very few sound empirical data are available concerning the mate selection or adjustment processes of second marriages, and this hampers the development of useful, generalized knowledge about ...
Gillian Dean, Douglas T. Gurak
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Marital status and timing of coronary artery surgery
Medical Hypotheses, 1993Women undergoing surgery for coronary artery disease are older and have greater impairment of functional status than their male counterparts, suggesting either gender differences or gender bias. Reduced willingness to accept risks of surgery and reduced reliability of non-invasive tests in women have been proposed as possible explanations of surgical ...
J, Herman, J, Froom, N, Galambos
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Psychological Patterns in Marital Timing and Divorce
Social Psychology Quarterly, 1979Using a longitudinal sample of 83 women who married between the late 1930's and the early 1950's, we compare adolescent and adult (midlife) personality traits in six domains for early marriers (19 and younger) and ontime marriers (20-22), and for the still married and the divorced, using analysis of variance with adjustment of means for selected ...
Richard C. Rockwell +2 more
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Significance of time in adjustment to marital separation.
American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 1988This exploratory study compares the psychological adjustment of 199 California women in terms of time elapsed between the decision to divorce and the separation, and between the latter and the study interview. After entry of covariates, these two periods of lapsed time were found to predict level of morale and psychological symptoms.
Joseph F, Melichar, David A, Chiriboga
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Married Couples’ Time Allocation Decisions and Marital Stability
Journal of Family and Economic Issues, 2007The Panel Study of Income Dynamics (PSID), 1985–1992, are the data used to simultaneously examine the role of family stability to both market and household time allocation for both spouses and the role of couples’ time allocation in their probability of divorce.
Robert O. Weagley +2 more
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Sexuality, Intimacy, and Marital Satisfaction in Iranian First-Time Parents
Journal of Sex & Marital Therapy, 2011This study aims at investigating the sexual relationship and intimate of postpartum spouses and the effect of those relationships on their marital satisfaction. A sample of 128 postpartum couples having given birth to their first child (6-36 weeks postpartum) participated in this study during 2009.
Maryam Zarra, Nezhad +1 more
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