Abstract Although research has shown that conflicting expectations exist in the marital role for women, little is known about the impact of this conflict on female psychological well-being.
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Abstract Although research has shown that conflicting expectations exist in the marital role for women, little is known about the impact of this conflict on female psychological well-being.
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- In sickness and in health: An exploration of spousal support and occupational similarity (2011) · doi
We conclude by proposing that future research might explore whether there are gender differences in the expectations that men and women place on the amount of support they receive from their spouses, how stressful the spouse's occupation is as well as the content of the support being provided by one's spouse in order to better understand the complex relationships between spousal support and health.
Keywords: support spouse conclude proposing future explore whether there gender differences expectations women place amount receive - Stress of Singlehood: Marital Status, Domain-Specific Stress, and Anxiety in a National U.S. Sample (2017) · doi
We concluded that marital status can have important implications for social behavior, health, and well-being, and its effects on stress should be further investigated to reduce negative health outcomes for the growing demographic group of singles in the U.
Keywords: health concluded marital status important implications social behavior well effects stress further investigated reduce negative - Social relationships and postpartum depression in South Asia: A systematic review (2012) · doi
The different dimensions of support have not yet been systematically investigated and the likely complex interrelationships between social relationship risk factors are not yet well understood.
Keywords: different dimensions support systematically investigated likely complex interrelationships social relationship risk factors well understood - Married Women and Depressive Symptoms (1982) · doi
Abstract Although research has shown that conflicting expectations exist in the marital role for women, little is known about the impact of this conflict on female psychological well-being.
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