The Connubial Crucible: Newlywed Years as Predictors of Marital Delight, Distress, and Divorce

Laura George; S. Smith; Renate Houts; J. Caughlin; Ted Huston

The Connubial Crucible: Newlywed Years as Predictors of Marital Delight, Distress, and Divorce

Huston, T., Caughlin, J., Houts, R., Smith, S., & George, L. (2001). The Connubial Crucible: Newlywed Years as Predictors of Marital Delight, Distress, and Divorce. Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, Vol. 80(No. 2), 237 - 252.

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