Joint lifestyles and the risk of union dissolution: Differences between marriage and cohabitation

Kirsten van Houdt · Anne‐Rigt Poortman

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Love, intimacy, and companionship are considered the cement of contemporary couple relationships. Yet previous research studying how the way that couples arrange their social life and leisure time relates to the stability of their union has focused exclusi

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