Marital Disruption is a demographic construct that denotes the formal or de facto termination of a marital union through divorce or separation, distinguishing it from marital stability or non-marital cohabitation within the study of family dynamics.
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Marital quality, marital disruption, and immune function.
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Recent trends in marital disruption
Teresa Castro Martín, Larry L. Bumpass · Demography · 1989 · 654 citations · Full text
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