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- Trost, Jan, 1935-
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Some Data on Mate-Selection : Complementarity
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In: Journal of Marriage and Family. - : JSTOR. - 0022-2445 .- 1741-3737. ; 29:4, s. 730-738
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Journal article (peer-reviewed)abstract
- In this article data from an interview survey among newlyweds and couples who have 'published the bans," concerning the mate-selection situation, are presented, and aspects concerned with complementary needs also are discussed. Both spouses were interviewed among 295 couples after a dropout of 30 percent. Winch's theory is not confirmed. Some parameters are studied to find subareas where the theory could be confirmed; the results are merely negative. The author's opinion is that the theory is much too unspecified, and some suggestions are presented.
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- Trost, Jan, 1935-
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Some Data on Mate-Selection : Homogamy and Perceived Homogamy
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In: Journal of Marriage and Family. - : JSTOR. - 0022-2445 .- 1741-3737. ; 29:4, s. 739-755
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Journal article (peer-reviewed)abstract
- In this article data from an interview survey among newlyweds and couples who have "published the bans," concerning the mate selection situation, are presented; and aspects concerning homogamy are discussed. Data illustrate that homogamy is to be found concerning social characteristics but not concerning personality characteristics. An assumption concerning "perceived" homogamy, i.e., the partners at mate selection tending to perceive similarities in each other, is presented as are data on the assumption. This assumption is confirmed.
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