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Alvin M. Katz1958

Article1958

Residential Propinquity and Marital Selection: A Review of Theory, Method, and Fact

Alvin M. Katz · Reuben Hill

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1932Residential Propinquity as a Factor in Marriage Selection

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Year1958

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Published1958-02-01

VenueMarriage and Family Living

ISSN-L0885-7059

Languageen

Citations83

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ShelfFamily Dynamics and Relationships

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