1993
DOI: 10.1080/08882746.1993.11430172
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Anticipation of Moving and Preparations for Disposing of Possessions Among Older Women

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“…Marital status appears to influence men's decisions on whether to stay in a community, with single men in this sample more likely to consider moving. These findings are in direct contrast to those of Baillie and Peart (1993), who found that married persons are more likely to move and older men are more likely to be married than older women. However, the findings are in line with the ideas posited by Hatch and Bulcroft (1992), stating that some single men have less social contacts and therefore may be more likely to move.…”
Section: Demographic Factorscontrasting
confidence: 99%
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“…Marital status appears to influence men's decisions on whether to stay in a community, with single men in this sample more likely to consider moving. These findings are in direct contrast to those of Baillie and Peart (1993), who found that married persons are more likely to move and older men are more likely to be married than older women. However, the findings are in line with the ideas posited by Hatch and Bulcroft (1992), stating that some single men have less social contacts and therefore may be more likely to move.…”
Section: Demographic Factorscontrasting
confidence: 99%
“…Only 7% did not graduate from high school. These findings for income and education support the literature (Baillie & Peart, 1993;Hazelrigg & Hardy, 1995) reporting that persons who migrate tend to have higher income and education than the norm.…”
Section: Descriptive Findingssupporting
confidence: 86%
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