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Family sociology

intimacy based mainly on mutual self-disclosure between partners, which the source assesses against evidence of persisting practical and gendered inequality.

In family sociology, disclosing intimacy refers to intimacy based mainly on mutual self-disclosure between partners, which the source assesses against evidence of persisting practical and gendered inequality. This meaning comes from Jamieson (1987) in Intimacy.[1]

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References

Jamieson, L. (1987). Intimacy. Published in the USA by Blackwell Publishers. ISBN 9781550210125

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