Thrice-told tales : married couples tell their stories /
Holmberg, Diane.
Thrice-told tales : married couples tell their stories / Diane Holmberg, Terri L. Orbuch, Joseph Veroff. - Mahwah, N.J. : L. Erlbaum, 2004. - 1 online resource (xiii, 231 pages)
Includes bibliographical references (pages 173-178) and indexes.
Chapter 1 Introduction -- chapter 2 A Narrative Approach to Relationships -- chapter 3 The Early Years of Marriage Project -- chapter 4 Newlyweds' Stories -- chapter 5 Beyond the Honeymoon: Changes in Narratives Over Time -- chapter 6 Tales of Love and Woe: The Interconnections Between Relationship Narratives and Marital Well-Being -- chapter 7 Changing Our Yesterdays: Reconstruction of Early Relationship Memories -- chapter 8 Gender as a Factor Affecting Narratives -- chapter 9 Ethnicity as a Factor Affecting Narratives -- chapter 10 What Have We Learned About Marriage? -- chapter 11 What Have We Learned About Narratives?
Researchers have studied marriage for decades, but how is the transition to married life actually experienced by the couples involved? From an insider's perspective, Thrice Told Tales examines married couples' own stories of their relationship. A representative sample of 199 African-American and 177 White married couples were asked to tell the story of their relationship. It provides accounts of courtships, weddings, honeymoons, their adjustment in the early years, and hopes for the future. These stories were first collected a few months after their weddings, and again in the third and.
1410609359 (electronic bk.) 9781410609359 (electronic bk.) (alk. paper) (pbk. ; alk. paper)
Marriage--United States--Longitudinal studies.
Narration (Rhetoric)--Psychological aspects.
Mariage--États-Unis--Études longitudinales.
Narration--Aspect psychologique.
FAMILY & RELATIONSHIPS--Marriage.
Marriage.
Narration (Rhetoric)--Psychological aspects.
United States.
Electronic books.
Electronic books.
Longitudinal studies.
HQ536 / .H638 2004eb
306.81/0973
Thrice-told tales : married couples tell their stories / Diane Holmberg, Terri L. Orbuch, Joseph Veroff. - Mahwah, N.J. : L. Erlbaum, 2004. - 1 online resource (xiii, 231 pages)
Includes bibliographical references (pages 173-178) and indexes.
Chapter 1 Introduction -- chapter 2 A Narrative Approach to Relationships -- chapter 3 The Early Years of Marriage Project -- chapter 4 Newlyweds' Stories -- chapter 5 Beyond the Honeymoon: Changes in Narratives Over Time -- chapter 6 Tales of Love and Woe: The Interconnections Between Relationship Narratives and Marital Well-Being -- chapter 7 Changing Our Yesterdays: Reconstruction of Early Relationship Memories -- chapter 8 Gender as a Factor Affecting Narratives -- chapter 9 Ethnicity as a Factor Affecting Narratives -- chapter 10 What Have We Learned About Marriage? -- chapter 11 What Have We Learned About Narratives?
Researchers have studied marriage for decades, but how is the transition to married life actually experienced by the couples involved? From an insider's perspective, Thrice Told Tales examines married couples' own stories of their relationship. A representative sample of 199 African-American and 177 White married couples were asked to tell the story of their relationship. It provides accounts of courtships, weddings, honeymoons, their adjustment in the early years, and hopes for the future. These stories were first collected a few months after their weddings, and again in the third and.
1410609359 (electronic bk.) 9781410609359 (electronic bk.) (alk. paper) (pbk. ; alk. paper)
Marriage--United States--Longitudinal studies.
Narration (Rhetoric)--Psychological aspects.
Mariage--États-Unis--Études longitudinales.
Narration--Aspect psychologique.
FAMILY & RELATIONSHIPS--Marriage.
Marriage.
Narration (Rhetoric)--Psychological aspects.
United States.
Electronic books.
Electronic books.
Longitudinal studies.
HQ536 / .H638 2004eb
306.81/0973