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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"marital dissolution"”.
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Socioeconomic Determinants of Marital Dissolution in Puerto Rico
… rate of poverty is one of the consequences of marital instability. This study examines the socioeconomic determinants of the probability of marital dissolution from legal and consensual marriages in Puerto Rico, and hence the formation of female-headed households.
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Fertility and Marital Dissolution Among Young American Women (Hazards, Family)
… impact of childbearing upon the likelihood of marital dissolution during the first ten years of marriage. The birth of the first child causes numerous shifts in spousal roles, the household division of labor, time for leisure activities, and economic demands. Children also constitute a unique …
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On The Causes and Consequences of Divorce
… of tax and benefit system on probability of marital dissolution. The results of this chapter suggest that increase in benefit entitlement after divorce, to some extent explains the observed rate of marital dissolution specially among low productive households.
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Women's Perspectives of the Impact of Childhood Parental Divorce On Their Own Marriages
… children not only during times surrounding the marital dissolution, but throughout their lives, well into adulthood. While the impact of divorce is felt and experienced by both sexes, adult females demonstrate gender-related thoughts, feelings, and behaviors, particularly in regard to their …
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Continuity and change in Chinese marriage
… by a trend towards later marriage, greater marital instability, and increases in non-marital pregnancy and unmarried cohabitation. At the same time, many other features of Chinese marriage patterns have changed very little. Marriage remains near universal, especially among women. And despite …
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Continuity and change in Chinese marriage
… by a trend towards later marriage, greater marital instability, and increases in non-marital pregnancy and unmarried cohabitation. At the same time, many other features of Chinese marriage patterns have changed very little. Marriage remains near universal, especially among women. And despite …
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The Developmental Timing of Divorce and Adult Children's Romantic Relationship Quality
Understanding the contingencies that explain whether divorce has positive or negative long-term effects for adult children is at the heart of this study. Although previous studies suggest an association between parental divorce and the divorce of adult offspring, less known is about whether the …