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Page 477
... marriage or after a marriage has ended . Adolescents , in particular , are increasingly com- ing to view marriage " as but one of the relationships in life in which sexual encounter is acceptable . Thus , cohabitation has gained ...
... marriage or after a marriage has ended . Adolescents , in particular , are increasingly com- ing to view marriage " as but one of the relationships in life in which sexual encounter is acceptable . Thus , cohabitation has gained ...
Page 480
... marriage . In traditional marriages , each partly was auto- matically assigned certain roles , responsibilities , and privileges . The couple did not have to think about how money would be earned or how the house would be cleaned ; a ...
... marriage . In traditional marriages , each partly was auto- matically assigned certain roles , responsibilities , and privileges . The couple did not have to think about how money would be earned or how the house would be cleaned ; a ...
Page 485
... marriage , sets up housekeeping with or near the husband's family . Polyandry . Marriage consisting of one wife and two or more husbands . Polygyny . Marriage consisting of one husband and two or more wives . Two - career marriage . A ...
... marriage , sets up housekeeping with or near the husband's family . Polyandry . Marriage consisting of one wife and two or more husbands . Polygyny . Marriage consisting of one husband and two or more wives . Two - career marriage . A ...
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