Sentence examples for marital behavior from inspiring English sources

What's more, that explanation made her attitude seem within the norms of marital behavior.

Thus, we investigate whether beliefs about marriage and marital behavior have changed or whether change is limited to attitudes toward behavior outside marriage.

"The same would be true if they supported a Madonna scholarship -- it's about pre-marital behavior," he said in reference to the singer.

Leaving aside items on non-marital behavior, only half of the ten comparisons for beliefs about marriage and married people show a significant decline in support for marital conventions.

First, building on these conceptual distinctions in the definition of the marital institution, this analysis is the first to marshal a wide battery of attitude items to gauge whether the deinstitutionalization-of-marriage thesis is supported by changes in attitudes toward both marital and non-marital behavior.

Like the Inuits' many terms for snow, Bengalis have at least 15 words for ghosts based on the spirit's caste, marital status, behavior and the fate suffered in the pre-paranormal past.

And, in fairness to Booth, in 2006 he wrote more moderately (also in Social Forces, with Mazur as well as other co-authors) that "the evidence is weak and additional research is needed to reach a confirm conclusion about reciprocity" in the relationship between competition (including marital conflict/divorce) behavior and testosterone levels.

The age and gender adjusted odds ratio for needing assistance to go out for the lowest educational group (2.04; 95% CI: 1.60, 2.60) was attenuated by adjustment for marital status, smoking behavior, drinking behavior, and medical history of stroke (1.77; 95% CI: 1.37, 2.28).

The NALS is comprised of two sets of questions: standard demographic questions (race, gender, labor force behavior, marital status, education, etc).

This procedure assessed misclassification of exposures, outcomes, and confounders (age, residence, religion, education, marital status, sexual behavior, condom use, any STI, male's circumcision status), as well as representativeness of samples (high-risk groups, general population or other).

Differences on sex, marital status, smoking behavior, BMI, and type D were not significant.