Median Age at First Marriage, 2017

Payne, Krista K.

doi:10.25035/ncfmr/fp-19-06

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“…Binary logistic regression results show that compared with male IPH perpetrators, female perpetrators are more likely to be younger and have older victims. An explanation behind this may lie in patterns of how people marry and date, with reports indicating the median age of men and women's first marriage being 28.7 and 26.7 years old, respectively (Payne, 2012). Racially, it appears that female-perpetrated IPH is far more likely than male-perpetrated IPH to occur in intraracial compared with interracial relationships.…”

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Trading Places: Microlevel Predictors of Women Who Commit Intimate Partner Homicide

2019

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Intimate partner homicide (IPH) research has established the importance of the offender’s gender regarding motivations, situations, and structures present in the offense. However, little is known about female IPH perpetrators’ microlevel characteristics, despite research indicating female IPH offense numbers are closer to males’ than in other homicide types. To fill this gap, the current exploratory study assesses the likelihood of female-perpetrated IPH by the couples demographics, weapon type, relationship status, and regional location of the homicide. Using data from the Supplementary Homicide Reports (SHR), results show microlevel gender-specific differences. Female, compared to male, IPH perpetrators more often kill in intraracial, compared to interracial relationships, and are more likely to kill in dating rather than marital relationships.

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Trading Places: Microlevel Predictors of Women Who Commit Intimate Partner Homicide

2019

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“…One’s self-assessment of their risk of divorce may play a role in behavior and outcomes of intimate relationships even earlier. Considering the current delay of marriage by many young adults (Payne, 2015) and the potential implications of marriage timing for relationship success and individual well-being (Glenn, Uecker, & Love, 2010; McLanahan & Jacobsen, 2015), understanding the development of these expectations may help social scientists better understand relationship formation in emerging adulthood and implications for further development. Nonetheless, studies of explicit expectations of divorce have been limited.…”

Section: Attitudes Toward Divorcementioning

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Will I Stay Married?: Exploring Predictors of Expectations to Divorce in Unmarried Young Adults

Arocho

Purtell

2018

Emerging Adulthood

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Expectations that one may eventually divorce may predict behavior in young adulthood and beyond, but studies that have looked at individuals’ assessments of their divorce likelihood have been limited. Guided by the expectancy-value theory of achievement motivation, we tested five categories of potential predictors of divorce expectations in a sample of 1,610 unmarried young adults from the Panel Study of Income Dynamics Transition to Adulthood Study. Predictors were tested separately by gender and partnership status. Results suggested that some predictors mattered more for some groups than others, such as employment for single men or certainty of marriage for partnered women. Consistent with prior research, caregiver divorce was significantly associated with expectations to divorce but was only one of many factors found to predict these expectations. Socioeconomic factors and experiences and expectations of other relationships consistently predicted expectations. Expectations to divorce are multifaceted and complex.

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“…As highlighted above, the MTT test strip provides convenient and rapid qualitative TMSC values based on a measurement of mitochondrial activity. Because the age at which people are getting married has been increasing in many countries, 46,47 early detection of possible infertility factors is an important issue for early fertility management and better pregnancy outcomes. Early evaluation of semen quality by current WHO manual or CASA methods is labor‐intensive, expensive, and time‐consuming.…”

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Point‐of‐care semen analysis of patients with infertility via smartphone and colorimetric paper‐based diagnostic device

Tsao

Yang²,

Wen

et al. 2020

Bioengineering & Transla Med

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Male infertility affects millions of males worldwide and is rising in prevalence due to social and environmental conditions. However, men often feel too embarrassed to receive a semen analysis in the hospital due to social stigmas. To overcome this problem, we developed a 3‐(4,5‐Dimethyl‐2‐thiazolyl)‐2,5‐diphenyl‐2H‐tetrazolium bromide test strip to distinguish semen samples with low total motile sperm concentration from those with normal motile sperm concentration. This is a point‐of‐care colorimetric semen analytical method with a one‐step, inexpensive, equipment‐free evaluation process, and adequate accuracy validated in a 42‐sample clinical trial. In this study, results were evaluated visually and with a smartphone application. Using visual observation methods, the area under the curve (AUC) was 0.71 (95% of confidence interval = 0.55–0.86; p = 0.021), sensitivity was 41%, specificity was 95%, positive predictive value was 90%, negative predictive value (NPV) was 59.4%, and accuracy was 67%. Using a smartphone recording and analytical system, AUC was 0.766 (95% of confidence interval = 0.612–0.92; p = 0.003), sensitivity was 96%, specificity was 65%, PPV was 75%, NPV was 92.9%, and accuracy was 80.9%. This work demonstrated a screening tool that could elevate semen analysis to the level of routine healthcare and provide for private, in‐home self‐assessment.

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Median Age at First Marriage, 2017

Cited by 22 publications

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Trading Places: Microlevel Predictors of Women Who Commit Intimate Partner Homicide

Trading Places: Microlevel Predictors of Women Who Commit Intimate Partner Homicide

Will I Stay Married?: Exploring Predictors of Expectations to Divorce in Unmarried Young Adults

Point‐of‐care semen analysis of patients with infertility via smartphone and colorimetric paper‐based diagnostic device

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