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Merrill-Palmer Quarterly, 2005
Consistent with the bidirectional perspective on parent-child relations, the current study examined children’s perceptions of agency in the context of marital conflict. A storytelling task was completed by 115 five-year-old children, tapping perceived agency.
Alice C. Schermerhorn +2 more
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Consistent with the bidirectional perspective on parent-child relations, the current study examined children’s perceptions of agency in the context of marital conflict. A storytelling task was completed by 115 five-year-old children, tapping perceived agency.
Alice C. Schermerhorn +2 more
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Time-Related Determinants of Marital Dissolution
Journal of Marriage and the Family, 1991In this article several dimensions of temporality are identified and their impact on marital dissolution is assessed in a multivariate continuous time model using marital and fertility histories from the June 1985 [U.S.] Current Population Survey. The temporal concepts are timing of prior events historical time duration dependence and selectivity ...
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Reproductive time lost through marital dissolution in metropolitan Latin America
Social Biology, 1977Abstract Reproductive time lost through marital dissolution is a potential factor in decreased fertility. This study of survey data from six Latin America metropolitan areas shows that, among variables examined, type of marital union is the primary determinant of reproductive time lost.
A T, Onaka, D, Yaukey, A, Chevan
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Neurosis and Marital Interaction: II. Time Sharing and Social Activity
British Journal of Psychiatry, 1970This paper is concerned with certain aspects of the marital interaction of male neurotics and their wives: more specifically it was designed to test hypotheses advanced to explain the findings of an earlier study (Kreitman, 1964), partly confirmed in Part I of this inquiry. The findings in question were (i) that the patients' spouses had a higher level
B, Nelson +3 more
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Coordinated Interpersonal Timing in Marital Interactions
2009Previous research has recommended that temporal patterning be investigated in marital interactions. This project examined Coordinated Interpersonal Timing (CIT), which is a means of assessing the temporal patterns of speech, in marital interactions. Associations were explored between CIT and general relationship satisfaction, as well as between CIT and
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Time-Dependent Effects of Wives' Employment on Marital Dissolution
American Sociological Review, 2001The specialization and trading model—the dominant theoretical perspective on marital stability—posits a positive effect of wives’ economic independence on the risk of divorce. Prior evidence for this association is mixed, however. This analysis explores the possibility that the effect of wives’ labor force supply and educational attainment on marital ...
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Journal of Family Issues, 2011
Using a sample of 335 young adults and their parents, this study investigated the intergenerational transmission of marital attitudes from parents to their children and how parental marital quality moderates that relationship. Results suggested that the marital attitudes of both mothers and fathers are related to the marital attitudes of their ...
Brian J. Willoughby +3 more
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Using a sample of 335 young adults and their parents, this study investigated the intergenerational transmission of marital attitudes from parents to their children and how parental marital quality moderates that relationship. Results suggested that the marital attitudes of both mothers and fathers are related to the marital attitudes of their ...
Brian J. Willoughby +3 more
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Time to Criminalise Marital Rape
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2022G. S. Bajpai +2 more
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Couple Time: Marital Quality and the Timing of Fatherhood
2014Marriage is the domain most studied in investigations of the transition to parenthood. Change in marital quality, often defined as marital satisfaction, conflict, and coalition (Erel & Burman, 1995), has been the focus of numerous empirical investigations in psychology and sociology.
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Substance Use in Marital Dyads: Premarital Assortment and Change Over Time
Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs, 2008The purpose of this study was to examine change in substance use with marriage, premarriage similarity in substance use between spouses, and the role of spouse use in predicting changes in use with marriage.Nationally representative samples of high school seniors were followed longitudinally through age 35.
Alicia C, Merline +4 more
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