Strong relationships have been hypothesized between the timing of marriage and the familial environment of the couple. Sociologists have identified various mechanisms via which the age at marriage in the parental generation might be related to the age at marriage of the children. In our paper we study this relationship for historical populations. We use a dataset consisting of several hundreds ...

the present research aims to explore the structural relationship between the family of origin’s health, emotional schema, emotion regulation and tendency toward marriage with the mediating role of self-differentiation in students. the research sample comprised 266 male students of kharazmi university in the academic year ran from 2014 to 2015 who were selected through random cluster sampling. t...

The objective of this study was to learn how post-birth marriage among fragile families was related to child behavior problems by examining the (1) characteristics that predict postbirth marriage, (2) the relationship of various dimensions of post-birth marriage (i.e., occurrence, timing, identity of mother’s partner, relationship trajectory, and family instability) to child behavior problems, ...

background : the study of reproductive behaviors is one of the important factors of population. it plays a pivotal role in the growth of population.  reproductive behaviors are influenced by the cultural values and traditional beliefs of individuals. the aim of the present study is to compare reproductive behaviors of nomadic and non-nomadic tribes in the semirom province, and determine factors...

Substantial family and work macro-level change has been occurring in Japan. Examples include a decline in the availability of jobs that afford lifetime protection against unemployment, an increase in jobs that do not carry benefits such as a pension, an increase in age at marriage and at first birth, and an increase in marital dissolution. Using life history data from the 2000 National Survey o...

of the United States on-line. Table no. HS-11. Marital status of the population by sex: 1900 to 2002. Retrieved from http://www.census.gov/statab/hist/HS-11.pdf Veroff, J., Douvan, E., & Kulka, R. A. (1981) The inner American. New York: Basic Books. Waite, L., & Gallagher, M. (2001). The case for marriage: Why married people are happier, healthier and better off financially. New York: Broadway ...

The phenomenon of Child Marriage is referred to as a marriage or similar union between child and an adult another under the age eighteen. causes include: family relations, sexual discrimination, controlling relationships maintaining dignity family, certain economic factors other social cultural well.

Over the past decade, the linkages between marriage and child well-being have attracted the attention of researchers and policy makers alike. Children's living arrangements have become increasingly diverse and unstable, which raises important questions about how and why family structure and stability are related to child outcomes. This article reviews new research on this topic, emphasizing how...

Research has integrated cohabitation into the family life course of Americans. However, little work has specifically examined the role of cohabitation among teenagers. The National Survey of Family Growth (2002) is used to examine changes in teenage (ages 15-19) women’s family formation in terms of cohabitation, marriage, and birth. Analyses indicate that there has been in increase in teenage c...

Racial and ethnic differentials in marriage are large and may contribute to maintaining inequalities. Previous research identifies economic factors, particularly low levels of employment stability and earnings, as important contributors to depressed marriage rates among blacks. Yet group differences in employment and earnings do not offer sufficient explanations for race and ethnic variation in...