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his and her marriage: a standalone construct

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his and hermarriage1 CONSTRUCTHis and her marriageBERNARD · FAMILY SOCIOLOGY

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Family sociology

the idea that every marriage contains two different marriages, the husband's and the wife's, experienced and benefited from differently.

In family sociology, his and her marriage refers to the idea that every marriage contains two different marriages, the husband's and the wife's, experienced and benefited from differently. This meaning comes from Bernard (1972) in The future of marriage.[1]

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  1. Bernard, J. (1972). The future of marriage. Bantam Books. ISBN 9780300028539

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