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Asymmetry in Intergenerational Family Relationships

Sweetser, Dorrian Apple

Social forces, 1963-05, Vol.41 (4), p.346-352 [Periódico revisado por pares]

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Título:
Asymmetry in Intergenerational Family Relationships
Autor: Sweetser, Dorrian Apple
Assuntos: Asymmetry/Asymmetric/Asymmetrical ; Daughters ; Family/Families ; Fathers ; Households ; Husbands ; Intergeneration/Intergenerational ; Men ; Mothers ; Older adults ; Parents ; Relationship/Relationships ; Sex/Sexes/Sexism/Sexist/Sexists ; Social ; Social class/Social classes ; Social mobility ; Socioeconomic (see also Socioeconomic status) ; Sons ; Spouses
É parte de: Social forces, 1963-05, Vol.41 (4), p.346-352
Notas: istex:51A9F532B69CCB5EBFD2A4452E8BEE50B45D048F
Revision of a paper presented at the 1962 meeting of the Eastern Sociological Society.
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Descrição: Closer ties between married daughters and their parents than between married sons and their parents, indicated principally by more frequent sharing of households by the former, is attributed to greater compatibility of mothers and daughters than of mothers and daughters-in-law. This is generalized into a cross-cultural hypothesis for predicting avoidance customs involving parents-in-law.
Editor: Chapel Hill, N.C: The University of North Carolina Press
Idioma: Inglês

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