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Religious and Socio-Demographic Determinants of Marital Satisfaction
… I examine the effects of one's religious homogamy and the salience of religious homogamy in relation to one's reported marital satisfaction. Data used are parts of Wave II of the Baylor Religious Survey, a religiously-focused data set that compiles information of social and religious …
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A Theoretical-Empirical Exploration of Heterogamy Versus Homogamy and Related Dynamics as They Relate to Continuance or Termination of Married and Cohabitation Heterosexual Relationships
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The relationships of marital satisfaction, forgiveness, and religiosity
… relationship was found between religious homogamy and religiosity (t=2.76, p=.01), yet neither forgiveness nor marital adjustment were found to have a significant relationship with religious homogamy. Attention to issues of forgiveness and religiosity in marital therapy appears to be …
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Religion and Academic Achievement Among Adolescents
… between academic achievement and religious homogamy between parents and adolescents is largely independent of family and community social capital. In particular, the highest achievement is predicted when parents and adolescents report similar levels of religiosity; the lowest when parents …
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Marital Satisfaction Factors for Korean-Americans
… his family of origin, self-esteem, and religious homogamy. The order of importance of the 10 factors was slightly different between husbands and wives. Maintaining an androgynous role in Korean homes was not very important.</p> <p>Compared to the highly dissatisfied couples, the highly satisfied …
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Romantic partner selection in a religious marriage market.
Partnering is an inherently social process. Not only do social status characteristics provide markers of compatibility in the partner search, but the broader romantic proclivities, opportunities, and capacities that constitute partnering are also socially determined. This study examines romantic …