Parent-Daughter Relationships as Factors in Nonmarriage Studied in Identical Twins  

Oleh:

Brooks, Marjory ; Hillman, Christine H.

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Journal of Marriage and the Family vol. 27 no. 03 (Aug. 1965), page 383-385.
Topik: Parent-Daughter Relationships; Factors; Nonmarriage; Identical Twins; Study; Parent; Daughter
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This study investigates parent identification and dominance patterns of married and never-married twin daughters (N =18 pairs of twins). Strength of the variables was measured by the Interpersonal Check List. The hypotheses that married daughters had mother identification and equal parental dominance, and that never-married daughters had father identification and material dominance were not supported. Rather, a tendency was noted that never-married daughters had a closer mother identification. Parents were perceived as equally dominating by both groups. There was an indication that the probability of marriage for one twin is dependent upon that of the twin partner.

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