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1. Children and Marital Stability (EJ167313)

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Author(s):

Thornton, Arland

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Journal of Marriage and the Family, 39, 3, 531-539, Aug 77

Pub Date:

1977-00-00

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N/A

Peer Reviewed:

Yes

Descriptors:
Adjustment (to Environment)Birth RateChildrenDivorceFamily (Sociological Unit)Family LifeInterpersonal RelationshipLiterature ReviewsMarital InstabilityMarriageResearch Projects

Abstract:
This research investigated the relationship between early childbearing and marital instability. Women with large families and those with no children were the most likely to experience disruption. The lowest dissolution rates were found for those with moderate numbers of children. (Author)

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