The two-professional marriage: A new conflict syndrome
Journal of Sex & Marital TherapyPublished 1 March 1975
Ellen Berman, Sylvia Sacks, Harold I. Lief
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The two-professional marriage that begins during the period of preprofessional or professional training is apt to break down during the immediate postraining period, with special emphasis on female professional role development.
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The two-professional marriage that begins during the period of preprofessional or professional training is apt to break down during the immediate postraining period. Reasons for this occurrence are discussed in the light of marital dynamics and adult developmental issues, with special emphasis on female professional role development.
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