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Social epidemiology

explanation that married people's lower mortality partly reflects healthier people being more likely to marry and stay married.

In social epidemiology, marriage selection hypothesis refers to explanation that married people's lower mortality partly reflects healthier people being more likely to marry and stay married. This meaning comes from Goldman (1993) in Demography.[1]

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References

Goldman, N. (1993). Marriage selection and mortality patterns: Inferences and fallacies. Demography, 30(2), 189-208. https://doi.org/10.2307/2061837

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