The Effect of Social Relationships on Psychological Well-Being: Are Men and Women Really So Different?

Debra Umberson · Meichu D. Chen · James S. House · Kristine Hopkins · Ellen Slaten

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Debra Umberson, Meichu D. Chen, James S. House, Kristine Hopkins, Ellen Slaten, The Effect of Social Relationships on Psychological Well-Being: Are Men and Women Really So Different?, American Sociological Review, Vol. 61, No. 5 (Oct., 1996), pp. 837-857

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