Changes in Marriage Roles Accompanying the Acculturation of the Mexican-American Wife  

Oleh:

Tharp, Roland G. ; Lennhoff, Susan G. ; Meadow, Arnold ; Satterfield, Donna

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Journal of Marriage and the Family vol. 30 no. 03 (Aug. 1968), page 404.

Isi artikel

The processes of acculturation, as they effect marriage roles, are examined in the Mexican-American wife population of the United States Southwest. Two groups, representing more-and less acculturated populations, but roughly equivalent in age, are compared. A combination of area and cluster sampling techniques were employed, using home-interview methods. Item' responses were analyzed for group differences. Hypotheses were generally confirmed: during acculturation, marriage roles change toward a more egalitarian-companionate pattern or, in Rainwater's terms, from a segregated to a joint conjugal role pattern.

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