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What factors contribute to long-lasting marriages? The frequency of divorce in the United States has caused many researchers to study why marriages end and try to determine the contributing factors to marital break-ups and divorce. In the United States, more than 50% of marriage…
This study examined the lived experiences of ten senior Iranian professional women after the policy changes of the Iranian government and the Islamic Revolution. The purpose of this study was to investigate what was at the root of the limited range of freedoms the Islamic State …
In Victorian Glasgow, marital cruelty was understood by both the civil legal system and broader society to include emotional, psychological, verbal, economic, and physical abuses. In contrast to existing historiography, this thesis rests on the quantitative analysis of records o…
In her reign as Queen Consort, issues with Catherine of Braganza (1638-1705) brought up questions of power between the Church and State, helped heighten anti-Catholicism, and brought up questions of exclusion years before the infamous Exclusion Crisis began. History has traditio…
Previous studies have shown many aspects of the serious social concerns of attitudes regarding marriage and how an attitude toward marriage may directly be linked to declining birth rates, delayed marriages, and increasing divorce rates. However, previous studies have not shown …
Marriage and divorce are common experiences, but divorce rates are disproportionately higher among African Americans in comparison to other races. In this qualitative interpretative phenomenological analysis study, the researcher addressed the problem of unidentified protective …