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The Quit Propensity of Married Men
Journal of Labor Economics, 1987This paper hypothesizes that the quit propensity of married men rises with an increase in their wives' income. Assuming that individuals are risk averse and that quitting is risky, the wife's income increases the husband's expected value of quitting by reducing the variance of expected family income.
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Black Men and the Decision to Marry
Marriage & Family Review, 2014The purpose of this descriptive study is to understand the decision to marry among a sample of 52 married Black men. Qualitative inquiry was used to explore this issue. The men noted five factors that encouraged marriage: wife's characteristics, spirituality, desire to be together, readiness to marry, and encouragement from others.
Hurt, Tera, Jordan (Hurt), Tera
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The Problems of Women Married to Homosexual Men
American Journal of Psychiatry, 1974In treating the married male homosexual who wishes to change his sexual orientation, it is essential to understand both the personality of the wife and the dynamics of the marriage. Findings based on the study of five women and their husbands who were in individual and conjoint therapy and single interviews of 12 other women married to homosexual men ...
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To be or not to be married - that is the question of quality of life in men with schizophrenia
Social Psychiatry and Psychiatric Epidemiology, 2001The association of gender and marital status with quality of life (QoL) was studied in a representative national sample of long-term schizophrenia patients.The study sample consisted of 1,750 male and 1,506 female 15- to 64-year-old schizophrenia patients discharged from mental hospitals in 1986, 1990 and 1994 in Finland.
R K, Salokangas +3 more
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The Journal of Men’s Studies, 2012
Bulletin board websites and the Internet have created new ways for individuals to find partners for casual sexual encounters through personal ads. This paper examines men who are seeking sexual encounters with married men through placement of a “men seeking men” personal ad found on a free, non-sexual, large mainstream bulletin board classified website.
Kelly Cheeseman +2 more
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Bulletin board websites and the Internet have created new ways for individuals to find partners for casual sexual encounters through personal ads. This paper examines men who are seeking sexual encounters with married men through placement of a “men seeking men” personal ad found on a free, non-sexual, large mainstream bulletin board classified website.
Kelly Cheeseman +2 more
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Associations of loneliness in older married men and women
Aging & Mental Health, 2013We evaluated the associations between loneliness and subjective appraisals of marital relationship as well as reciprocal associations of loneliness in married men and women. The Health and Retirement Study is a national survey of older adults over the age of 50, residing in the US. This study is based on a paper and pencil questionnaire administered in
Liat, Ayalon +2 more
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Sexual behavior in healthy married elderly men
Archives of Sexual Behavior, 1987Sexual behavior was evaluated in 81 men aged 60-71 years (34 men aged 60-65 years and 47 men aged 66-71 years). All subjects were married, physically healthy, and with no psychopathology or marital problems. Sexual function was evaluated by a self-report three-point rating scale. Thirty-six percent of the whole study population reported impotence, with
R, Weizman, J, Hart
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Women with MBAS Marry UP While Men with MBAS Marry down
Psychological Reports, 1993Women with MBAs and their husbands had higher earnings than men with MBAs who had higher earnings than their women classmates. There were some similarities and some differences in the occupations of the wives of men with MBAs and the husbands of women with MBAs.
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Family Migration and the Employment of Married Women and Men
Economic Geography, 1996"This research reconsiders the human capital hypothesis that married women have a lower probability of employment after family migration. The empirical analysis focuses on a sample of married parents in the economically active population residing in the midwestern United States in 1980.
T J, Cooke, A J, Bailey
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Parenthood and the earnings of married men and women
Labour Economics, 2000Abstract We use longitudinal data to examine the relationship between parenthood, wages, and hours worked for married men and women. We find evidence of negative selection into parenthood, substantial child-related reallocations of time within the household, and heterogeneity in the effects of children on household behavior.
Shelly Lundberg, Elaina Rose
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