This is the ninth edition of a small book first published in 1923. aim is to remove the ignorance still prevalent about all aspects ?f married life, but it deals in fact, largely with instruction on sexual behaviour. Clearly it has been found useful by the lay public in the past and will remain so, for it is concise, simple, clear and helpful in most of its course. But it will provide little he...

The greater rarity of cases of operative interference at this period of extra-uterine gestation, and the points raised as to time and mode of operating, make the following case of interest:? Mrs A. B., set. 32, was sent in to Ward 28 by Dr C. L. Fraser of Berwick in August last, complaining of swelling of the abdomen and pain in the right leg. Her previous history, per Dr Eyre's report, is as f...

S'Ve PictS Neuter tells her story in simple yet arresting language, giving a very comprehensive des UI~k man ̂ euter> who was her teacher, her colleague, and finally her husband. Po\ver Qp ? .^'m as an extraordinarily dynamic person, with an unshakable belief in the Hany 0r sP'r'1 over matter. His enthusiasm attracted large numbers of people to him, ^ey?te th ? ^ were prepared to withstand the t...

This paper investigates how professional workers’ willingness to act with interpersonal sensitivity is influenced by the gender and power of their interaction partners. We call into question the idea that mixed-gender interactions involve more interpersonal sensitivity than all-male interactions primarily because women demonstrate more interpersonal sensitivity than do men. Rather, we argue tha...

rapid development in assisted reproductive techniques along with relieving the pain of childlessness has brought new ethical and policy dilemmas. posthumous assisted reproduction is the most challenging, difficult and sensitive issue to be discussed ethically and religiously. in this paper the acceptability of the posthumous reproduction in islamic contexts is evaluated and major concerns like ...

The hypothesis is presented that the etiology of schizophrenia is neurodevelopmental: schizophrenia is a disorder occurring in extremely late maturers, whereas manic-depressive psychosis affects early maturers. This hypothesis is related to recent neurobiological findings and also to the following epidemiological and demographic topics covered by the author in her review of social class, marria...

A longstanding and yet unsettled question in labor economics is: does marriage cause men’s wages to rise? Cross-sectional wage studies consistently find that married men earn significantly higher wages than do men who are not currently married. However, it is well-known that inferring causal relationships from crosssectional analysis is inappropriate because of the biases introduced by unobserv...

We examined whether 164 heterosexual, married couples' reports of the sanctification of their marriage and their spiritual intimacy predicted their observed behavior across the transition to parenthood, using highly conservative statistical strategies to control for time-invariant factors and time-varying factors (marital love, collaborative communication skills) that could explain away these l...

Among the Karo of Indonesia, the frequency of matrilateral cross-cousin (impal) marriage has declined in recent decades. We conducted a vignette experiment to assess the contributions of a handful of factors in shaping this pattern. Surprisingly, we found that cosocialization of a hypothetical woman with her impal led to increased judgments of marriage likelihood and decreased feelings of disgu...

This study was almet at learning the view of Nuaulu tribe toward early marriage women also to know how which is still and education can avoid marriage. The result showed that 2 major culture factors influenced marriage, are people tend consider in lowest position their nuaulu not well educated. way thinking prompted within tribe.
 Meanwhile, being kept marginalize by situation such as when...