Separating and joining influences in courtship and early marriage

Transitional processes, such as getting married, are described in terms of the interaction of change-facilitating and change-resisting social forces. Lawful features of a transitional process include a non-arbitrary sequence of stages defined by reversals in the influence of particular classes of third party events

Biology · Courtship · Developmental psychology · Zoology · Family Dynamics and Relationships · Psychology

• Communication Network Involvement in Adolescents’ Friendships and Romantic Relationships

  Leona L Eggert, Malcolm R Parks•Annals of the International…•1987

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• A Dialectical Analysis of the Tensions, Functions, and Strategic Challenges of Communication in Young Adult Friendships

  William K Rawlins•Annals of the International…•1989

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• Young adults and their parents

  Open Access•Kathleen M White, Joseph C Speisman et al.•New Directions for Child and…•1983

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• Girl Friends as Significant-Others

  Luther B Otto•Sociometry•1977

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• Social Reaction and the Formation of Dyads

  Robert A Lewis•Sociometry•1973

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• The scope of offspring effects

  Lawrence V Harper•Psychological Bulletin•1975

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• Mate Selection in the 1970s

  Bernard I Murstein•Journal of Marriage and the Family•1980

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• Longitudinal Data Relating Marriage Satisfaction and Having a Child

  Robert G Ryder•Journal of Marriage and the Family•1973

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• Heterosexual Cohabitation among Unmarried College Students

  Eleanor D Macklin•The Family Coordinator•1972

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• Family Influences on Personality Development

  Charles F Halverson, Karen S Wampler•Handbook of personality psychology•1997

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• Interpersonal Attraction and Relationships

  T L Huston, George Levinger•Annual Review of Psychology•1978

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• Conflict in the Development of Close Relationships

  Harriet B Braiker, Harold H Kelley•Social exchange in developing…•1979

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• Developing close relationships

  Robert M Milardo, Michael P Johnson et al.•Journal of Personality and Social…•1983

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• Individual Differences in the Relationship Transition Context

  Open Access•Elizabeth Keneski, Elizabeth A Schoenfeld et al.•Journal of Personality•2014

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• Couple Strains in Communal Households

  Open Access•Dennis T Jaffe, Rosabeth Moss Kanter•Journal of Social Issues•1976

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• A Symbolic Exchange Framework for the Development of Intimate Relationships

  Open Access•Timothy D Stephen, Timothy Stephen•Human Relations•1984

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• Gay Male Couples

  Michael C Lasala•Journal of Homosexuality•2000

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• Parenthood as Crisis

  E E Lemasters•Marriage and Family Living•1957

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• Engagement and Marriage

  Vincent, S R Vincent et al.•Marriage and Family Living•1963

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• Parenthood as Crisis

  Everett D Dyer•Marriage and Family Living•1963

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• The body as transitional object

  Open Access•John S Kafka•British Journal of Medical…•1969

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• Parental loss and some characteristics of the early marriage relationship

  Gary Jacobson, Robert G Ryder•American Journal of Orthopsychiatry•1969

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• Mate-Selection

  Fred L Strodtbeck, Robert F Winch•American Sociological Review•1959

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• Psychological patterning in marriage

  Roland G Tharp•Psychological Bulletin•1963

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• Parenthood as Crisis

  Daniel F Hobbs•Journal of Marriage and the Family•1965

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