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1	Race/Ethnicity and Nativity Status: Marital Expectations Among Cohabiting Men and Women Cohen, Jessica A. 21 August 2007 (has links) No description available. Cohabitation Marriage marriage expectations race ethnicity
2	'n Opvoedkundig-sielkundige ondersoek na kinders se persepsie van die huwelik Engelbrecht, Gezina Wilhelmina 30 November 2002 (has links) Text in Afrikaans / In the light of two literature studies, the nature, origin and consequences of early perceptions of marriage, the form of identities and frames of reference, as well as the resultant origin of an internalized marriage have been explored. An empirical survey was undertaken, with the aid of a specially formulated questionnaire, to investigate the influence of early perceptions of marriage, and thus marriage expectations, on a person's own marriage. The research outcomes show that children do internalize aspects of their parents' marriage and transfer these to their own marriage. There seems to be an important similarity between pattern of communication and conflict management in the original family of questioned subjects and their marriage. Although some subjects have denied the influence of their original family on their marriage, there seems to be a transfer of patterns nevertheless. / Educational studies / M.Ed.(Voorligting) Deception Conflict management Identity Perception Family of origin Disidentity lntenalized marriage Frames of reference Marriage expectations Patterns of communication 362.82 Families Children -- Family relationships Family social work Marriage -- Psychological aspects Child development Social learning Social psychology Communication in marriage Parental influences Intimacy (Psychology) Interpersonal relations Interpersonal communication Marriage counseling Family life education Man-woman relationships
3	'n Opvoedkundig-sielkundige ondersoek na kinders se persepsie van die huwelik Engelbrecht, Gezina Wilhelmina 30 November 2002 (has links) Text in Afrikaans / In the light of two literature studies, the nature, origin and consequences of early perceptions of marriage, the form of identities and frames of reference, as well as the resultant origin of an internalized marriage have been explored. An empirical survey was undertaken, with the aid of a specially formulated questionnaire, to investigate the influence of early perceptions of marriage, and thus marriage expectations, on a person's own marriage. The research outcomes show that children do internalize aspects of their parents' marriage and transfer these to their own marriage. There seems to be an important similarity between pattern of communication and conflict management in the original family of questioned subjects and their marriage. Although some subjects have denied the influence of their original family on their marriage, there seems to be a transfer of patterns nevertheless. / Educational studies / M.Ed.(Voorligting) Deception Conflict management Identity Perception Family of origin Disidentity lntenalized marriage Frames of reference Marriage expectations Patterns of communication 362.82 Families Children -- Family relationships Family social work Marriage -- Psychological aspects Child development Social learning Social psychology Communication in marriage Parental influences Intimacy (Psychology) Interpersonal relations Interpersonal communication Marriage counseling Family life education Man-woman relationships
4	Psychologické znaky funkčního manželství / Psychological Features of a Functional Marriage POLÁKOVÁ, Kateřina January 2008 (has links) This work focuses on psychological features of a functional marriage. It provides a definition of a functional marriage and its functions and aims. It also describes individual aspects of a functional marriage. These are: defining the roles of man and woman in a marriage and the type of marriage which is related to it; mutual expectations of men and women of their marriage; myths connected with marriage {--} considering and avoiding them; forming and fulfilling marital love; agreement on four components of a marriage (household, care of children, finances, leisure time); harmony between intimacy and personal autonomy; communication in marriage (communication skills, ability to manage a ´constructive argument´); sexuality in marriage; spending leisure time; life periods in marriage (completing the tasks of individual periods).

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