Spousal Roles is a theoretical construct within family sociology that specifies the distinct behavioral expectations, responsibilities, and relational dynamics assumed by individuals in a marital union, differentiated from other family roles by its focus on reciprocal conjugal duties and interpersonal obligations central to marital functioning.
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Conjugal Roles
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Spousal Leadership and Continuity in the Family Firm
Ernesto J Poza, Tracey Messer · Family Business Review · 2001 · 208 citations
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Kent, United States
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Federal Reserve
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