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postmarital residence rule: a standalone construct

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Social anthropology

the cultural norm fixing where a couple lives after marriage, such as with the husband's kin, the wife's kin or apart, coded in cross-cultural comparison.

In social anthropology, postmarital residence rule refers to the cultural norm fixing where a couple lives after marriage, such as with the husband's kin, the wife's kin or apart, coded in cross-cultural comparison. This meaning comes from Murdock (1949) in Social structure.[1]

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  1. Murdock, G. P. (1949). Social structure. The Free Press. ISBN 9781376189131

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