The Dissolution of Intimate Relationships: A Hazard Model
Social Psychology QuarterlyPublished 1 March 1990
Diane Felmlee, Susan Sprecher, Edward Bassin
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We conducted a longitudinal investigation to advance our understanding of determinants of the breakups of premarital relationships. We considered causes, derived from several major theories, that were located in a variety of sources ― in the relationship, in the social network environment, and in the individual. In the analyses we examined how measures of different factors affected the rate at which a relationship changed from intact to broken up
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