Recent Trends in Hawaiian Interracial Marriage Rates by Occupation

Schmitt, Robert C.

doi:10.2307/349424

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“…10 10 Support has been found by Burma (22) and Golden (40). Some increase in the rates of interracial dating and marriage, however, has been noted recently by Burma (23), Heer (41), Weiss (110), and Schmitt (94), a factor which suggests that even this endogamous norm may be in flux within American society. …”

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A Developmental Framework for the Analysis of Premarital Dyadic Formation

Lewis

1972

Family Process

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A developmental framework for the analysis of premarital dyadic formation (PDF) is presented by the time‐order interrelating of six pair processes, i.e., the achieving of similarity perception, pair rapport, self‐disclosure, role‐taking, role‐fit, and dyadic crystallization. Empirical linkages between these pair processes are examined as underpinning for a conceptual framework from which developmental hypotheses may be generated and tested for the purpose of establishing construct validity for the PDF Framework.

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