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Anima Fakultas Supporting 2018 This study aims to give an https://
Indonesian Psikologi Factors and overview of the causes and doi.org/
Psychologi Universitas Consequen consequences of child marriage 10.24123/
cal Journal Surabaya ces of Child by qualitative research using in- aipj.v33i2.
Marriage depth interview techniques. 1581
Participants were eight girls
who married during their
childhood and live in Java,
Indonesia. Interviews were
analyzed by using content
analysis techniques. The results
show that underlying factors
causing child marriage, include
the following: (1) unwanted
pregnancy; (2) the influence of
parents and the surrounding
environment for fear of slander
and unwanted things; (3)
education; and (4) economy.
The consequences of child
marriage include: (1)
dicontinuation of education; (2)
economic instability; (3)
violation of law, age
falsification, unregistered
marriage, difficulties in
obtaining birth certificates; (4)
deprivation of children's liberty
and autonomy; (5) psychological
problems; (6) violence; and (7)
health problems especially in
girls
Journal of ProQuest Transitions 2018 This study examines transitions https://
social and in marriage in marriage by merging the doi.org/
personal Types, frameworks of the relational 10.1177/0
relationshi turbulence, turbulence model and the 265407517
ps and experiencing life transitions 699283
transition model. An online survey
processing presented 208 married
activities individuals with open-ended
questions and closed-ended
scales that gathered
information about a particularly
important transition in the
respondent’s marriage, the
quality of their relationship
during the transition, and the
strategies used to navigate the
transition. Analyses, which
 focused on 157 participants
who reported experiencing a
transition in their marriage,
revealed 10 categories of
transitions, the most frequent
of which were sparked by
health issues or the death of a
loved one. Type of transition
demonstrated unique
associations with relational
uncertainty, interference from a
partner, relational turbulence,
and transition processing
activity. Several significant
associations between qualities
of relational turbulence,
engagement in transition
processing activity, and
transition valence emerged.
Psychologi Sage Marriage 2020 Psychoactive substance use is 10.1017/
cal Journals and lower among married compared S00332917
Medicine reductions to divorced or unmarried men; 19002964
in men's yet, the nature of this effect
alcohol, remains unclear because
tobacco, becoming and staying married is
and potentially confounded with
cannabis us substance-related background
familial and individual factors,
like parental divorce and
personality. The authors
investigated the associations
between marital status and
substance use; how substance
use changed across the
transition to marriage; and
whether marriage effects were
likely to be causal.
Journal of Sage Cohabiting 2016 The purpose of this study is to https://
Social and Journals parents’ examine how cohabiting doi.org/
Personal marriage partners’ plans to marry after 10.1177/0
Relationshi plans and the birth of their child were 265407516
ps marriage associated with marriage 678485
realization:  realization or continued
Gender cohabitation when their child
differences, was 1, 3, and 5 years old.
couple Possible parents’ gender
agreement, differences, couple agreement,
and and the longitudinal
longitudina associations were examined.
l effects Using four waves of data from
the Fragile Family and Child
 Wellbeing Study, results from
logistic regressions showed that
(1) the majority of cohabiting
mothers and fathers had plans
to marry their partner after the
birth of their child; (2) in
general, mothers’ plans to
marry were significantly
associated with couples’
marriage realization whereas
fathers’ were not; (3)
agreements between partners
in their marriage plans were
associated with marriage
realization. Other relational and
demographic characteristics
were also considered. Research
and clinical implications of the
findings were discussed.
Journal of Routledge Us versus 2022 Taiwan, the first country in Asia https://
Homosexu Them: The to provide same-sex couples a doi.org/
ality Debates on legal right to marriage, has 10.1080/0
the witnessed furious debate on 0918369.2
Legislation both sides. To understand this 020.18481
of Same- debate, we combined content 48
Sex analysis and the Linguistic
Marriage Inquiry and Word Count (LIWC)
(1994 – method to capture themes and
2015) in states of mind reflected in the
Taiwan news articles. Arguments based
in human rights and reflecting
heterosexual preferences which
were observed elsewhere also
dominated the discourses in
Taiwan. First-person pronouns,
positive and negative emotions,
and differentiation were found
to be asso-ciated with rights
discourses and, in turn, support
for same-sex marriage. The
themes, the state of mind of the
involved parties, and same-sex
marriage legalization are further
discussed.