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marital conventionalization: a standalone construct

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maritalconventionalization1 CONSTRUCTMaritalEDMONDS · FAMILY STUDIES

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the tendency of spouses to describe their marriage in unrealistically positive, socially approved terms, measured as a response distortion.

In family studies, marital conventionalization refers to the tendency of spouses to describe their marriage in unrealistically positive, socially approved terms, measured as a response distortion. This meaning comes from Edmonds (1967) in Journal of Marriage and the Family.[1]

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References

  1. Edmonds, V. H. (1967). Marital Conventionalization: Definition and Measurement. Journal of Marriage and the Family, 29(4), 681. https://doi.org/10.2307/349220

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