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Relationships with adjustment of married American teachers in Victoria, Australia, were examined. Positive relationships were obtained between husbands' and wives' feelings of belongingness and satisfaction with the work environment, however, the degrees to which husbands and wives missed relatives who remained in the U.S.A. were independent.

Responses of 360 American teachers in Victoria were subjected to factor analysis which yielded 3 factors of belongingness, missing friends and family, and quality of housing. These are related to the process of adjustment.

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