Narratives of Keepers and Changers: Women's Postdivorce Surname Decisions

Ceynar, Michelle L.; Gregson, Joanna

doi:10.1080/10502556.2012.719412

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“…The results were discussed in terms of modern name usage trends. (Ceynar & Gregson, 2012). It seems apparent that people's names formulate a core part of their identities.…”

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“…The results were discussed in terms of modern name usage trends. (Ceynar & Gregson, 2012). It seems apparent that people's names formulate a core part of their identities.…”

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“…The results were discussed in terms of modern name usage trends. again at divorce reported the name change to be indicative of a reinvented self, detached from their former marriage (Ceynar & Gregson, 2012). It seems apparent that people's names formulate a core part of their identities.…”

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Women's and Men's Preferences for First and Last Names

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Stewart²

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“…Michelle L. Ceynar again at divorce reported the name change to be indicative of a reinvented self, detached from their former marriage (Ceynar & Gregson, 2012). It seems apparent that people's names formulate a core part of their identities.…”

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How Are Prosocial Responses to Ostracism Related to Thwarted Psychological Needs?

Leiro¹,

Zwolinski²

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Narratives of Keepers and Changers: Women's Postdivorce Surname Decisions

Cited by 12 publications

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