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The social institution involving legal and/or religious sanction whereby men and women are joined together for the purpose of founding a family unit.
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… the average female marries to establish a home, to establish a long-time affectional relationship with a single spouse, and to have children whose welfare may become the prime business of her life. Most males would admit that all of these are desirable aspects of a marriage, but ... (Alfred Kinsey)
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Women know that marriage involves a male expectation for regular intercourse. Just as it involves a female expectation for on-going financial support. Most women need to feel an emotional connection before they are willing to offer intercourse. But for a woman to offer regular intercourse over many years, she wants to be assured of male commitment to the relationship so that she can benefit from the rewards that men offer in return for sex - protection, support & affectionate companionship.
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Implicit within marriage is the expectation that a man will support a family in return for regular sex but sometimes discussion is needed. There needs to be more honesty about sex and we need to recognise that relationships are a compromise. Women need to know that sex is vitally important to men. Men worry that their desire for regular sex is threatened once a woman obtains a marriage certificate, once her family ambitions are fulfilled and once a family no longer depends on a man’s earnings.
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It's a nice ideal to believe that love is a selfless emotion. But the fact is that a man would not stay in an adult relationship without sex. Nor would most women stay in a relationship where a man provides no support, income or status. Foremost, understanding sexual involves accepting the facts of real life.
“The truth is that, just as women have spent centuries being selected by men for their desirability as sex objects. Women have been evaluating men as success objects. By this we mean that women evaluate men both as successful protectors, particularly in violent times, and as successful providers.” Kramer & Dunaway
"If the term prostitition were to be applied to all sexual acts for which either participant received some valuable consideration, it would be impossible to draw a line between the most obvious sort of commercialized prostitution and the relationships of every husband and wife." Alfred Kinsey
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In many developing societies, marriage is not only a personal relationship but also a deeply rooted social institution. Divorce, while legally permissible, often carries significant stigma—particularly for women. I’m interested in understanding how these social expectations and cultural pressures impact women's mental health, especially those navigating marital instability or separation later in life. I would appreciate insights from researchers working on gender, mental health, and cultural studies. What tools or frameworks have you found useful in examining these dynamics? Are there regional studies or comparative works that highlight differences in how stigma manifests? Let’s discuss challenges, data gaps, and any innovative approaches you’ve seen or used.
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Hey I am doing a research related gender, mental health and social media so I think focus group discussions can be a method used if you want to do qualitative study. But surveys a quantitative method are also a good option if you want to check the impact of variable on each other.
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But, by and large, coitus in marriage occurs with a regularity which is not equalled by any other type of sexual activity in the female, although it may be matched by the masturbatory, coital, and sometimes homosexual activity of the male. This suggests that it is the male rather than the female partner who is chiefly responsible for the regularity of marital coitus. (Alfred Kinsey)
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Thanks Francisco for commenting! It is true that women avoid discussing sexual topics and that men feel obliged to answer on their behalf. If you know any women who might be willing to comment, please ask them to do so. Over many years of approaching the public on the topic, most women refuse to be explicit. They consider it either an embarrassing subject or they have zero interest. Men on the other hand ... are much more positive! This is why I have concluded that sex is primarily a male pleasure. Women offer it to facilitate emotional bonding and long-term relationships. They view female orgasm as associated with porn and male fantasies. They do not understand how sexual response works, which is hardly surprising since it is a characteristic of male reproductive function. Female orgasm is rare. My experience is that it only occurs when masturbating alone. This conclusion is hugely unpopular with men who want female orgasm to occur from intercourse. Hence Freud's political - not scientific - belief that women should orgasm from intercourse. This belief is supported to the present day for obvious reasons. Men of every generation want regular intercourse from women. Yet Kinsey noted that orgasm claims make no difference to intercourse frequencies. The idea that women should orgasm from intercourse seems to be an emotional and political belief rather than a scientific or logical one. Hence my eternal battle for some common sense.
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Hello dear researcher. I intend to conduct a comprehensive research on marriage and the factors affecting its realization and examine all the variables affecting marriage in order to provide a conceptual model in this regard. Therefore, the need for research background and numerous questionnaires regarding: marriage styles, communication styles, comparison of communication skills and expectations of marriage, beliefs and attitudes and different values ​​related to marriage, quality of life, willingness and desire to marry, fear of marriage, mistrust , fear of commitment to marriage, satisfaction and pleasure from marriage, self-differentiation, primary incompatible schemas, personality factors, and any variables affecting marriage.
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There are many factors affecting marriage, these factors can be grouped as follows: Personal factors, social factors, religious factors, and third party factors.
Personal Factors: Age of individual at the point of getting married, personality, home background, level of education, exposure and experiences of life, lack of mutual respect, trust and mistrust problems, level of understanding, level of communication, etc.
Social Factors : Interpersonal skills, fashion orientation of individuals, the socio-economic status, the circle of friends, activities of spouses on social media, infidelities ,extravagance attitude, keeping secret from spouses etc.
Religious Factors : Doctrinal problem, spirituality problem, level of believe, spiritual ritual practices spiritual background.
Third Party Factors :In-law interference, friends and family members, children and children born out of wedlock, adopted children, etc.
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There are … a large number of the wives who remain uninterested in intercourse through the years of their marriage… (Alfred Kinsey)
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Do you have any research findings to support this assertion? If men wanted a more experienced woman, who understood her own needs so that she was satisfied more easily, surely they would find older women more attractive partners than younger women. Yet rich old men marry young models and many men leave their wives for a younger more amenable woman. Young women have less experience and are looking for a mate. Older women accept that sex is primarily a male pleasure. If they have financial security for their family, they do not need to keep pleasing men.
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I would like to write my graduate paper on the mental health aspects and/or statistics associated of a sexless marriage with acquired disability
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People with physical disabilities especially the acquired disabilities are at a higher risk of facing mental disorders such as depression and anxiety. This may be due to isolation and discrimination especially from the family members and close relatives and friends.
Disabilities especially chronic ones may also affect sexual urge, performance and relationships leading to low arousals. According to research in the journal Sexual Medicine Reviews, almost 60% of individuals with a disability report a decline in their sexual activity and satisfaction post-injury or illness, with partnered individuals often facing similar challenges.
Sexless marriages are also associated with acquired disabilities. sexless marriage is a situation whereby couples can have fewer than 10 times per year resulting to serious psychological problems. A 2014 study published in JAMA Internal Medicine found that 16% of married couples report having sex less than 10 times a year, and those in sexless marriages often have lower relationship satisfaction and increased symptoms of depression.
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Johnson E, ‘The Active Role of South Africa’s Constitutional Court in Advancing Women’s Rights and Proprietary Interests in the Customary Law of Marriage’ [2023] Acta Juridica 46
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South Africa’s Constitutional Court has played a pivotal role in advancing women’s rights and proprietary interests, particularly within the realm of customary marriage law. Customary law in South Africa has traditionally reflected patriarchal structures, often subordinating women’s rights in marriage, inheritance, and family property. However, the Constitutional Court has addressed these inequalities by interpreting the law in ways that align with the values enshrined in the South African Constitution, especially those pertaining to equality, dignity, and non-discrimination.
Key cases demonstrate the Court's influence:
  1. Bhe v. Magistrate, Khayelitsha (2004): This landmark case challenged the primogeniture rule in inheritance under customary law, which prioritized male heirs. The Court held that the rule was unconstitutional as it discriminated against women and children. This decision reformed the customary inheritance framework, allowing women and children to inherit, thus promoting gender equality and securing women’s proprietary rights.
  2. Gumede v. President of the Republic of South Africa (2008): The Court held that customary marriages entered into before the Recognition of Customary Marriages Act of 1998 (RCMA) should not deny women property rights. This ruling ensured that women in both pre- and post-RCMA marriages have equal ownership and division of marital property, challenging the patriarchal nature of property distribution and affirming women’s proprietary rights within customary marriage.
  3. Ramuhovhi v. President of the Republic of South Africa (2017): In this case, the Court extended the equal treatment established in Gumede to polygamous marriages. The Court recognized the proprietary interests of women in polygamous marriages, ensuring that each wife has equal property rights, thereby further strengthening gender equity in customary marriages.
The Constitutional Court's active role in these and other cases has helped dismantle discriminatory aspects of customary law. By interpreting the Constitution in ways that affirm women’s rights, the Court has fundamentally reshaped customary marriage laws, making significant strides towards gender equality and enhancing women’s proprietary interests within South African society.
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… it is the male who has most to do with determining the rate of coitus in marriage. (Alfred Kinsey)
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Thanks Antonio for commenting - so much negativity when it comes to sexual discussions! I believe that censorship of sexual content is due to women's dislike of eroticism. They prefer not to hear about men's sexual urges. This is because women do not have the same experiences and prefer their own more emotional responses. So even men talk of love when they tend to mean sex. I have found that men are much more positive about sex and also more willing to enter into constructive discussion.
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Where/ WHEN DID THESE SLIMES GET THEIR SURNAMES:
Buffet - EAT ALL YOU CAN
Gate(WAY/ POST/ KEEPER)
JOB, just give em BASIC WAGE/ NOT EVEN SALARY
SUCKERBURG: JOB'S VENTRILOQUIST- JUST A TRY HARD, BUT NOT VERY HARD, PRISCILLA.
MOR-DOCH (THINK TOLKIEN, A LINGUIST, just DON'T READ THE FORTIAN, IT'S HONI SOIT... do you know what DAT MEAN?)
ABOTT, PAY ATTENTION SINGAPORE, DATS DAS TETE MONK...
WEN-DI: CUNT, IT'S DENG 小 小 PING/ XU JING PING keeping ME THRONE WARM & STEADY.
ALL YA MOSSAD, KGB, CIA, BND, ETC - THINK YOU COULD NICK ME CYBERRAIN?
I PUT A POISON PILL IN CYBERRAIN, YOU LUNATICS REALLY COULD HAVE BLOWN UP DAS WELT...
HAD FOR XAN AND I...
ASK ASIO KATE, ROB, GRAEME, MATTHEW....
Oh CLAUSEWITZ, BISMARCK,... IT'S westfalenhalle,
I MEAN
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How about returning my husband's chopper? It has sentimental value.
As for the shredded Spiegel, you can keep.
Because I will show that I can shred more than the Spiegel, I will shatter your mirrors with a mastery of rhetorics and law unlike even the best and finest of you've got in Bremen.
I am coming after those Nazi thugs who thought I decreditted my right to due process by describing Nazis as Nazis.
You are looking a triple majored First Class Honours Thesis Writer in Sydney University's Government and Administration.
You are also looking at someone who wrote her Homours thesis in 2 weeks under Economic History. I have more degrees than you have decrees.
If anyone who is well qualified to use the N word is me, 10 year girlfriend of a Jew and more 25 years marriage to a German.
You may mince your words, but I will mince you. Better call the SWAT TEAM, now they are the true gentlemen. Why? They at least let me wear my shoes.
My dad did not sacrifice everything for my rights and liberty so that you sadistics thugs can steal my without any recriminations. You come storming in my house. I told you to leave unless you can take me back to Sydney. Without warning, you twisted my arms, which was already in pain from sleeping on the floor, lifted me up and drag me out into deep winter snow without shoes. You would not even let me brush my teeth and wear something warm. You make my daughters, my neice and my dad witness unlawful and thuggish violations of my peace and quiet.
My case went nowhere despite paying Hannover and Partners.
Instead someone who thinks of herself as "blöde bitch" gets your full attention by charging me of Beleidigung (hell of joke that one is, like starting with defining "What's an INSULT?:.
Marlowe conspirial aside: She's INSULT THEM RIGHT NOW!
See you in court. I am going to get the best to represent me.
Me.
Prove to me that your courts don't hop around like Raygun (for the illiterate, I am referring to Kangaroo Courts).
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Do you think I can make some people disappear and one friend to appear?
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I have come to know one actor told publicly and media that was unable to attend marriage ceremony due to i was admitted in hospital of Mumbai.now negative so I am appeared again in front of you.
Please discuss if any scientist or Doctor know it about COVID.
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In South Africa the whole issue of COVID 19 has subsided so much that there are no more stats that are even still coming up...perhaps they're very few to be noticeable and call for public attention
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please share your opinion about early marriage in your country
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I want to agree with Hupkens's view. In my culture there is no definition of what can be called "early marriage" because when two people have reached an age of being able to take decisions (after puberty stage which is above 16 years in South Africa), and they decide to be together in marriage they are avoiding a dangerous situation (producing bastards). In short, here in RSA once you are 16 years old and you agree with your partner you can take your Identity Cards, have two witnesses and get married. The common issue that makes people marry later is the ability to provide for the family. It is a fact that when you get married you are expected to have your own house, children, money, and so forth...so all these are factors that determine what you call "early marriage" but for prevention of producing children outside wedlock I do argue that this concept of early marriage must be deleted from people's vocabulary
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I have two profiles in ResearchGate. One under my married name of Kristina Secnik and one under my married name of Kristina S Boye or Kristina Boye. How do I merge my publications so that readers know this is the same person?
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Kristina
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See this instruction how to merge duplicate profiles: https://help.researchgate.net/hc/en-us/articles/14292803187473-Duplicate-profiles
See also "How do I add an alternative author name?" in https://help.researchgate.net/hc/en-us/articles/14292898263057-Updating-your-account-name to add a second name version after merging the two profiles (if one of the names has not been added automatically).
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Changing social norms and values impact the institution of marriage .
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Hello! you can start looking into social theories and see if the constructs will help you uncover the changing social norms and values impact of marriage in contemporary society. I hope this helps.
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Sex is the price women pay for marriage. Marriage is the price men pay for sex. (Allan & Barbara Pease)
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The implicit contract of marriage encompasses unspoken expectations and assumptions about roles, responsibilities, and mutual support that partners often bring into their relationship. These expectations are typically culturally influenced and may not be explicitly discussed, leading to potential misunderstandings or unmet expectations if not addressed openly. Despite its importance, the implicit contract of marriage is often assumed rather than explicitly acknowledged, influenced by cultural norms, personal beliefs, and communication challenges within relationships.
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legalization of same-sex marriage impact societal perceptions
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The legalization of same-sex marriage significantly impacts societal perceptions of family structure and dynamics by broadening the understanding and acceptance of diverse family forms. It challenges traditional notions of marriage and family, emphasizing that love, commitment, and parenting are not exclusive to heterosexual couples. This legal recognition promotes equality and inclusivity, leading to greater acceptance and normalization of same-sex families in society. It also provides same-sex couples with the same legal protections and benefits as heterosexual couples, fostering stability and security within these families. As a result, children of same-sex couples experience increased social acceptance and legal protection, contributing to their overall well-being. Over time, the legalization of same-sex marriage helps to dismantle prejudices and biases, encouraging a more inclusive and equitable view of family structures and dynamics.
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Less the cost of divorce ...
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Adultery can but not always cause deep distress to participants and those around them, but what role, if any, does it play? Marriages fray and having an alternate lover may, some say, allow a marriage to continue. Both husband and wife may have numerous adulterous partnerships. They may not be suited to simply one partner but function best with many.
Some cultures accept the transfer of affection with a shrug but in others one or the other partner is pictured as victims. Some of these initiate rampages on those they see as aggressors. Monotheisms appear strict on the single, lifelong couple tryst while they can also depict relaxations of the rule. Jesus was terribly strict and idealistic about marriage and saw it in terms of one man and one woman for life, while never himself being married. Is remarriage a means of sanctifying adultery. Once I lived within Muslim societies my eyes were opened to possible infringements and found in polygamy adultery was a condition whereby a man, for example, might commit adultery by having a relationship with another woman without official sanctions. RULES APPLY even here!
But why the one man, one woman model anyway? What benefits does society in general gain.
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Anais Nin may have had an “open” marriage. Or a homosexual husband who married in order to put up an acceptable facade in public? We don’t know. Adultery implies going behind the partner’s back, deceit. Nowadays it is extremely unfashionable to profess monogamy, therefore your barista might have considered Anais Nin to be “woke”. No-one wants to be seen as a prude or considered conservative. Most societies find it very difficult to accept Female sexuality; whole religions are based on suppressing it.
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… the average female marries to establish a home, to establish a long-time affectional relationship with a single spouse, and to have children whose welfare may become the prime business of her life. Most males would admit that all of these are desirable aspects of a marriage, but ... (Alfred Kinsey)
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Thank you Mitzi for your comment! Kinsey also concluded decades ago that women marry to establish a loving and supportive relationship that allows them to raise a family. But men tend to marry to obtain a regular sexual outlet. This is a fundamental difference between the sexes. Men look for sex. Women look for a relationship - affection and companionship. I wish more women would tell men this instead of allowing men to imply that women seek relationships in order to enjoy sexual pleasure as men do.
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  • Sex Reassignment Surgery, Marriage, and Reproductive Rights of Intersex and Transgender People in Sunni Islam
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Aysha Siddiqi my recomendation will be to contact your University to check if they could give you access.
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I am curious to know if the influence of matchmaking on marriage has been researched on in any part of the world.
Recommendation on available literatures will be appreciated.
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My husband of 29years and I met through, being matched up by a mutual friend, I took a lot of convincing, we met and found we had so much in common, our frIend is Jewish he said he could see we were the perfect match, he met his wife through a match maker and they have been married longer than us.
two of my best friends are from Pakistan and both had arranged marriage, both are very happy.
the council of Islam uk may be able to give you information, also your local Jewish match maker may be willing to talk to you, and will have years of data that may be useful.
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How often does inbreeding correlate positively with eugenics? Why? My answer: Maybe not often because the last derivative population(Europeans) is not the most inbreed.
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Khlat M, Khoury M. Inbreeding and diseases: demographic, genetic, and epidemiologic perspectives. Epidemiol Rev. 1991;13:28-41. doi: 10.1093/oxfordjournals.epirev.a036072. PMID: 1765114. “PIP: The demographic and quantitative genetic aspects of consanguineous marriages are reviewed before epidemiologic principles are applied to the hundreds of studies reviewed, and 3 in particular. Consanguineous unions range from cousin-cousin to more distant relatedness, and their prevalence varies by culture. Prevalence is highest in Arab countries, followed by India, Japan, Brazil and Israel. They are most common in lower educational and socioeconomic groups, the traditionally religious, and the early married, but are declining with modernization”(Khlat 1991).
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Holistic healing approach is the most beneficial for all health issues.
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#Educational Opportunities
#Societies
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Educational opportunities can significantly impact the likelihood of females delaying marriage in societies where early marriage is common. Here are several ways in which education plays a role:
Empowerment and Independence: Education empowers women by providing them with knowledge, skills, and confidence. This empowerment often leads to a desire for personal and financial independence. When women are educated, they may prioritize building their careers or pursuing further studies before getting married, delaying marriage until they feel more secure in their abilities and resources.
Awareness of Alternatives: Education exposes individuals to a broader range of possibilities and alternatives. Women who are educated may be more aware of the potential negative consequences of early marriage, such as health risks, limited economic opportunities, and restricted personal development.
Delayed Parenthood: Education is often correlated with delayed parenthood. Women who pursue education may choose to delay marriage to focus on their studies and careers, consequently postponing childbirth.
Changing Societal Norms: Educated women can contribute to changing societal norms by challenging traditional views on early marriage. They may become advocates for delaying marriage and promoting the benefits of education for both personal and community development.
Increased Marriage Age: Education tends to be associated with later marriage. As women invest time and effort in their education, they may choose to postpone marriage until they achieve certain educational and career milestones.
Enhanced Decision-Making Skills: Education equips individuals with critical thinking and decision-making skills. Educated women may be more discerning in their choice of a life partner, leading them to delay marriage until they find a suitable match.
Financial Stability: Education often correlates with increased economic opportunities. Women who are financially stable due to their education may feel more secure about delaying marriage until they are better able to support themselves and potentially contribute to the family income.
Access to Reproductive Health Education: Education provides access to information, including reproductive health education. Educated women may be more informed about the consequences of early marriage on their health and may choose to delay marriage until they are ready for the responsibilities of family life.
In summary, educational opportunities empower women, increase their awareness of alternatives, and contribute to changing societal norms. These factors collectively influence the likelihood of females in societies where early marriage is common to delay marriage in pursuit of personal, educational, and career goals.
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Is increasing Women's Marriage age in India a symbol of women empowerment? and how society looks in these changes
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Marriage of all genders should depend on their own wishes, once they are legally deemed adults.
There is no need to *empower* women or men. Once they are valued as adults and respected for exactly who they are, they are automatically able to live life per their own framework.
No external agency is needed to *empower* anyone.
Humans are autonomous, unless willingly otherwise. Anyone that is oppressed has to consciously develop the courage to break free.
Survival for the fittest.
Being empathetic, inclusive and supportive of the marginalized is different in that it is not gender specific.
Having more of anything demands one has a bigger table to accomodate the less privileged.
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I am conducting research using survey-based datasets (specifically NFHS-4 and 5) to estimate breastfeeding patterns and the time interval between marriage and the first birth. I am employing regression-based survival models, specifically semi-parametric and proportional hazards models. The dataset has a substantial sample size (N) of approximately 150,000, and due to computational limitations, the models cannot be applied to the entire dataset.
I would like to inquire about the possibility of utilizing bootstrap methods (or any suggested ones) by treating N as the original population. This would involve drawing samples of reasonable sizes (e.g., 1,000 or 5,000) from the population and subsequently estimating the desired parameters using proposed models along with their corresponding standard errors.
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Yes, resampling methods involve repeatedly drawing samples from the original dataset, estimating parameters on each sample, and then aggregating the results to obtain parameter estimates.
One commonly used resampling technique is bootstrapping. Bootstrapping involves drawing random samples with replacement from the original dataset to create multiple bootstrap samples. Parameter estimates are then computed on each bootstrap sample, and the distribution of these estimates is used to infer the population parameter's uncertainty. Bootstrapping is particularly useful when there is no simple analytical solution for estimating the parameter or when the distributional assumptions required for traditional statistical methods are violated.
Another resampling technique is cross-validation. Cross-validation is commonly used for model evaluation and selection but can also be used for parameter estimation. It involves splitting the dataset into multiple subsets (e.g., training and validation sets) and iteratively estimating the parameters on different subsets. By averaging the parameter estimates across multiple iterations, more robust parameter estimates can be obtained.
It's computationally intensive, especially for large datasets. In such cases, there are also alternative methods for parameter estimation in large sample real datasets, such as:
1. Subsampling: Instead of resampling the entire dataset, subsampling involves randomly selecting a smaller subset of the data to estimate parameters. This can reduce computational burden while still providing reasonable estimates.
2. Distributed Computing: Large-scale parameter estimation can be performed using distributed computing frameworks such as Apache Hadoop or Apache Spark. These frameworks allow for parallel processing and distributed computations, enabling efficient analysis of large datasets.
3. Summary Statistics: Instead of estimating parameters on the entire dataset, summary statistics can be computed to capture relevant information. This can reduce the dimensionality of the problem and make parameter estimation more manageable.
4. Approximation Techniques: In some cases, approximation techniques, such as variational inference or stochastic gradient methods, can be used to estimate parameters in large datasets. These methods provide computationally efficient approximations to the true parameter estimates.
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Hi,
I'm writing a legal assignment on concealing physical or mental flaws before marriage.
I tried searching for academic sources on Google Scholar and I didn't find any article that matches this topic, legally speaking.
can someone help me?
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To the best of my knowledge, there are no academic studies that have discussed marriage issues such as hiding physical and mental issues before marriage. I believe that your work will be pioneering in this respect. The following site might be of help.
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India's Supreme Court considers legalizing same-sex marriage. India's Supreme Court is hearing arguments in the historic case this week, years after it decriminalized gay sex. India could become the second place in Asia to allow marriage equality, after Taiwan.
Should India Legalize same sex marriage?
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Of course. If same sex marriage is a threat to your 'traditional' marriage, then one of you is gay.
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What are the legal and social implications of legalizing same-sex marriage, and how do these differ across different jurisdictions and cultural contexts?
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Is marriage only connected with Religion? What about individual Fundamental Rights and Human Rights?
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In India, the legalization of same-sex marriage remains a contentious issue. While same-sex relationships were decriminalized in 2018 by the Supreme Court, same-sex marriage is not yet legally recognized. However, there have been significant developments in recent years towards greater acceptance and recognition of LGBT rights.
In 2020, the Delhi High Court recognized the right of a same-sex couple to live together as partners, holding that such relationships are protected under the right to life and personal liberty under the Indian Constitution. This was a significant milestone in the recognition of same-sex relationships in India.
In addition, several states in India, including Delhi and Uttarakhand, have passed laws recognizing same-sex partnerships, providing legal recognition and protection to same-sex couples in areas such as property rights, inheritance, and adoption.
However, there are still significant challenges to the legalization of same-sex marriage in India. These include resistance from conservative religious and cultural groups, as well as legal and social barriers to greater acceptance and recognition of LGBT rights.
To address these challenges, it is important to continue to promote greater awareness and understanding of LGBT rights in India and to engage in dialogue and advocacy with key stakeholders, including religious and cultural groups, policymakers, and the broader public. This could involve developing targeted campaigns and initiatives aimed at promoting greater acceptance and understanding of LGBT issues and building coalitions with other groups and organizations that support LGBT rights. It may also involve challenging existing legal barriers to same-sex marriage through strategic litigation and advocacy efforts
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Authorization of such practices is absolutely against nature. It will lead to the self-destruction of humanity. It is against sustainable development itself. Very soon there will be no future generation on planet Earth. We need to be more courageous to shout out loud to stop this self-destruction of humanity.
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Hi All,
I am writing about wellbeing tips in marriages or romantic couples and I need studies with the related outcome.
Can you please share yours?
Thank you.
Alexandra
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Yes, listen to your partner, be kind and have sex. I also reccomend a particularly delicious plum pudding.
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How your understanding of the opposite gender is improved after the marriage?
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Jane Elizabeth Thomas Aqsa Batool thanks for your kind replies.
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what has the social media done in terms of bringing to light the ealdy child marriage menace
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In rural communities with poor literacy rates, child marriage is undoubtedly common, but we have seen instances of it in smaller settlements as well as in urban and semi-urban settlements. Social media networks are fostering romantic relationships between young people. They escape, live alongside, marry, and have a child. Other contributing causes included poverty, low literacy, and ignorance of the rules intended to prohibit underage marriages.
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Hello,
Before being married, my name was Segolene Diehl.
I've became Segolene Diehl Guilbaud and then Segolene Guilbaud after my marriage.
The problem is that the publications under the name of S. Diehl don't appear in my profile!
What should I do?
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Segolene Diehl Guilbaud
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First, add the name Segolene Diehl as an alternative name in your account - see https://explore.researchgate.net/display/support/Updating+your+account+name for instructions. Then search for your articles that you published under the name Segolene Diehl and claim authorship. If you do not find these articles in ResearchGate (it does not have all publications of the world), add them "by hand". For both cases, see https://explore.researchgate.net/display/support/How+to+add+research for instructions.
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I have 2 publications under my maiden name before marriage, I would like to add them to my profile but am unable to confirm authorship as my name has changed
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It is possible to add an alternative (e.g. maiden) name in your account, see https://explore.researchgate.net/display/support/Updating+your+account+name for instructions. After this change, it should be no problem to confirm authorship.
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In India, 80% marriages are arranged marriages and since there is no scientific method available to check the overall compatibility (especially from psychological perspective) people use unscientific methods like astrology. Is there any psychological assessment to test compatibility of Indian bride and grooms?
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Thank you very much for your help. I will go through these assessment scales. Thanks again.
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Dower goes from the groom to the bride. It is mandatory for Muslim marriages. In Murdock's Ethnographic Atlas, however, nearly all Muslim societies are characterized by bridewealth, which is different, as it goes from groom's kin to bride's kin thereby excluding the bride.
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This ruling that all Islamic societies pass the dowry from the groom to the bride’s relatives is a great exaggeration and needs scrutiny. This can happen in some societies.
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I am looking for articles related to love marriage among girls, especially in Bangladesh and South Asian perspectives. Any suggestions, please.
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Are there any articles or anyone that can give an idea about how dirty words impact the girls under confinement?
In addition, how does homosexuality develop in a confinement setting? It would be excellent if there is something around the South Asian perspective,
especially in Bangladesh.
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What is the impact of the lockdown on the emotional stability of involuntarily childless women in abusive marriages.?
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In the statistical analysis of the structural equation model (SEM), if we have an independent variable and a dependent variable and two variables as mediators, if we want to calculate some demographic characteristics such as gender and employment status and marriage as a moderator, Amos and, Lisrel software are better or R software?
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Bilal Mustafa Khan Thank you very much for your guidance professor Bilal Mustafa Khan
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The trend of getting married in the early 20s has been changed recently. Compared to 50 years ago, the changes in economic, social, literacy and cultural aspects in life are partially responsible behind such decisions. Getting married in late may mean a reduction of the rate of population growth. This trend could be variable in various parts of the globe since there are other aspects, like more children means more help in the older age. When the cost of bringing up of a child goes out side the equation, the dwindling rate of population growth may not be noticed. Please share your thoughts!
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Thanks you, Dr. Rajat Chakraborti
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At what point does a customary marriage come into existence? Is it after the parties agree to be married? Is it when dowry or bride price is offered and accepted? Is it when a celebration is concluded? Is it when a certificate is issued? If it occurs at the point when a certificate is issued, is the issuing of the certificate not mere recognition of that which has already taken place? I am thinking of a birth certificate. It does not constitute the birth, as it only records its existence. That is why one can still obtain a late registration of birth, subject to proof that such birth occurred and between the mother and child and at the given date / time and place.
and by the same token, it is interesting to grasp at what point a divorce of these customary marriages occurs. The same sets of questions about marriage above apply also to the divorce. Any views colleagues? We need to advance those cultures and their institutions to a point where they can be best understood and dealt with in the modern and post-modern settings. and research questions should always at least inform the statutory and social debates to inform harmonisation as cultures intermarry more now than at any other point in our human histoy.
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أتفق معك يجب مناقشة الظاهرة من جميع الجوانب الدينية والاجتماعية والاقتصادية والقانونية
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Hi, I am a  final year student at the Universidad Complutense de Madrid ( Spain), doing my final thesis about the working-life conditions in the Nordic Countries.  
Especially, I am researching about the different types of statutory entitlement to leave. However, I haven´t found in any nordic country legislation about days off work to enjoy the honeymoon after marriage. 
I was wondering if you could know or even pointing me out in the direction of someone with knowledge in those Nordic labour law questions. It would be extremely appreciated. 
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very good question
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My dissertation is about female early marriage and how it affects female labor participation. I'm trying to find a proper theory that underlines the topic. Most of the papers I found, relate the theory of change to the topic, but I need a different perspective.
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Early marriage in some African countries means wealth to the parents of the girl. In addition, the girls are married to older men so they are very much submissive and therefore help in increasing the population of the community.
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I want to do work in this topic if anyone have any articles/books related to this topic cross-caste and caste boundaries marriage in rural areas In Pakistan.
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Thanks dear
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I am doing work related this topics (cross-caste and cross-reg marriage in Pakistan)
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Depending on the questions you want to research against the background of Pakistan and cross-caste or cross-regional marriages, you might find relevant research literature on inter-religious marriages in other parts of the world or inter-national marriages or inter-ethnic marriages.
For example, reactions from the families, or the surrounding society, or how they bring up their children or where they decide to live etc. That could be useful for comparing to your subject. Not direct and literal but situations where marriage partners must overcome significant social and cultural barriers and biases.
Some Examples: marriages between Catholics and Protestants in Northern Ireland, with a history of bloody battles.
Or mixed-race marriages in the South of the USA against the historic background of slavery.
Or marriages in the Dutch Carribean between people of quite different groups, with African origins or Native origins or Indian (Hindu) origins, and Javanese origins and Portuguese Jews.
I hope you can find links to your research questions.
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Is there a probability to see this happens without any sensitivity to all three?
I hope to find papers and studies.
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Es absolutamente imposible pensar que no se presente sensibilidad. En cada uno de los involucrados hay presencia de sentimientos, sensibilidades, actitudes y creencias que moldean su comportamiento. Lo indicado es establecer las características que se evidencian en cada uno de los involucrados en términos de: compromiso, cultura, tipo de relación, grado de amistad, etc.
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Muslim laws relating to marriage -The comparison with reference to Special marriage act 1954 &Indian Christian Marriage Act 1872 how to write a research abstract and content for this topic
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I am looking to conduct a study investigating whether there was a relationship between people's perception of relationship/marital therapy and their relationship status, and was just wondering if anybody had seen any studies that look into anything similar - or even investigated just people's perceptions of relationship/counselling therapy?
Thanks!
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Recent study shows that more than 50% women face abuse on social media - from unwanted friend request to indecent messages to peculiar marriage proposals, women face harassment on social media every other day- highest being on Face Book. Social media have got prominence in every individual's life, more so after the the out break of pandemic Covid-19 and the lock down. And women are no exception to it. Then, How to check this evil practice?
Learned members are invited to opine and share views.
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The practical solution is to lock the profile, and implement the security measures of social medias to handle these issues. These actions can bring down the rate. However, in absence of full-proof mechanism, still some issues will be there. Only complete solution is to teach the users the expected behaviour in social sites and implement strong guidelines for the users; failing to that permanent closure of the account.
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If focusing on micro-firms, I can relate the first I visited and researched in Bangladesh 1969-71 [back when the area was called East Pakistan. I was with the Ford Foundation and we funded Dr. Aktar Hamid Khan and The Comilla Project. A training/research center for Bengali farmers, including women.
The Project included several studies.
One was to collect milk from the few cows held by most households. The milk was collected and processed into cheese in an elaborate "peasant" system - organized by the extension workers of the Comilla Project.
As households earned cash - like pennies and dimes - they wanted "to bank." The Project set up training for all, including a few "bankers."
Then the money sat and people's savings were small. But some villagers wanted to borrow and asked their villagers. The Project organized credit lending schemes and then addressed repayment plans. The villagers wanted assurances and decided that village organizations would do the lending and the organizations would monitor and recover money they loaned. The villagers were almost always related as Muslims handle marriages and care for each other. Etc. This system was long before the Grameen System became the object of attention and the Nobel Peace Prize. Aktar Hamid Khan should have been the first Bengali Nobel Peace Prize Awardee. But he was not Bengali. He was by birth an "Anglo Paki."
That history - I observed long ago but my impressions last because the people of Bangladesh were honest, hardworking and sadly - with limited means or active economies.
Refugio I. Rochin, Ph.D. Professor Emeritus
University of California, Davis and Santa Cruz and Lifetime member of the Giannini Foundation at UC Berkeley
Cell: 831-419-2411 Rrochin@ucdavis.edu
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I appreciate this message because I regard that publication as among my
lifetime best. But . . . the world does not generally agree. You are an apparent exception.
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Sacrament or Samskar means purification, Hindu have sixteen samskaras from Pre-birth to death. Marriage sacrament or Vivaha samskar is one of the sixteen samskaras.
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Dear ma'am, please read the following paper...
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I observed that most people enjoy courtship because love is active during this period. But in marriage, there seems to be conflicts because here love is passive. I discovered that most marriages collapse because men are pretenders in courtship period. Most of them are no more who they used to be during courtship- a romantic period. They grow traditional and more authoritative whereas women want to be romantic forever. Men should not tolerate in courtship what they cannot tolerate in marriage- a classical period. My understanding of Romantic Period and Classical Period is that of Courtship Period and Marital Period.
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But truth can also be conditional and time bound. What is true today may not be true tomorrow. Education was more important than farming before CoVid-19 outbreak. A partner can change after marriage. I have heard of a woman who married as a virgin but latter date the best friend of her husband who trusted her for modesty.
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"A valid marriage between the baptised is called ratum tantum if it has not been consummated; it is called ratum et consummatum if the spouses have performed between themselves in a human fashion a conjugal act which is suitable in itself for the procreation of offspring, to which marriage is ordered by its nature and by which the spouses become one flesh." ( Can. 1061 §1.)
What if consummatio is understood from the psychological point of view? What if a marriage is consumed physically but never emotionally? Could annulment be granted on the ground of this canon? Should it or should it not?
What are your thoughts?
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I think it should be kept in mind that one thing is "dispensation" and another is "marriage nullity". If you refer only to the concept of "marriage consummation", I think the correct point is to delve into the essence of the concepts rather than the forms. In other words, pay more attention to the ratio legis, rather than the written formula itself. What I mean is that your proposal to deepen the concept of "marriage consummation" seems to be interesting and important because, obviously, we are body and spirit and we must get as close as possible to the truth. Whenever the reasoning be well-argued and the arguments be well-founded and well applied to the specific case.
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Do we need to marry in order to be happy or can a person be happy without marriage, justify?
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You do not need to be married to achieve happiness but some people do find joy in being wed to the person they love.
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I am currently working on my final year thesis, and need to use the scale for my research, which is on Locus of control and marital Stability. I feel like Miller Marital LOC scale would be a better fit for this research than, Levenson LOC scale which i am currently going ahead with, as i can't find the authority figure to approach for permission. Kindly please let me know if you know the university the authors were affiliated with, or anyone else that i could get in touch with for permission.
Thanking you in advance.
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You dont need any permission for using somones published scales just cite them in your paper when mentioning the scale
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In western country ,marriage is not necessary to share love with two partners,But in arab and many religions need marriage to be necessary to validate the relation and love and sex sharing,so the marriage and love still be discussed,
The second argument you often hear is that marriage is a declaration of love. It's about "showing" we're settled, our partners are "off the market", and we're in a position to build a family. Most of this, however, is a display for others. Plenty of monogamous couples maintain stable, healthy relationships without rings or certificates to "prove" loyalty.
Indeed, who are we trying to prove our love to? Our proof should be our treatment of each other: anything else is addition, not basis. There is more to be worried about if we need to "secure" someone, like a raging animal, with a ring or certificate or other public stamp.
Furthermore, as high divorce rates show, being tied to one person doesn't work out for many, especially for the rest of our lives. Compromises can be made. Couples now swing, maintain open marriages, and so on. But this should only make us question why we're still devoted to the "one true love" ideal in the first place.
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Marriage means having a purposeful life and mental peace
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I know that the quality of the attachments is poor...
I found it during the autopsy of a snail - Anentome helena (von dem Busch, 1847) from Thailand.
I heard that this snail species produce "nuptial gifts"... Can we see sperm in the photo? Or maybe there are some protozoa?
Thank you for all your help!
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Thank you for your answer. Every suggestion is very valuable to me.
In the movie called "1" we can see how "it" moves and how "these organisms" are "compressed" in the tissues of the snail.
In the movie called "2" there is something like a "sphere" in which something probably moves ...
I will look for more information about Apicomplexa specimens in snails in the literature.
Thank you again.
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The one thing that specifically caught my attention is the ill tradition of “Child Grooms” which has practically been ignored as it has failed miserably to find its rightful place in mainstream dissent as the most obvious reason being that “Child Marriages” have always been thought to be oppressive for “Child Brides” but it’s no less than a gospel truth that Child Marriages tend to be equally tragic for “Child Grooms” too. We cannot deny an accomplished fact that innocence of childhood cannot be classified into conventional binary divisions. The mental trauma suffered by a Child Groom is no less than that of a Child Bride, but it often gets overlooked or ignored under the established typical gender norms. It is indeed unfortunate to state that it is just not a rural malady, but there is no dearth of instances wherein it has been practiced in urban setups too. Marriages have always been the most respected, trusted, and accepted societal institution, but the questions that this practice and phenomena of Child Grooms put across a need of serious thinking and redefining it to better suit the modern societal outlook. It is indeed an overwhelming realization that my work attempts to research and represent it on such a scale and allows me with the liberty to widen its reach. Call it the paragon of paradoxes or facts laced with incredible ironies that we have reached the moon and back, but still, our children are doomed in pre-mature marriages.
I welcome you all to further elaborate your take on this issue. You can also share a few research articles with me on this topic as it will help me in strengthening my knowledge on this issue. This is my Ph.D. research topic.
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Abdelfattah Alkhawaja, Thank you very much for your suggestion.
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Goodmorning,
I'm doing a thesis about the hindu marriage , the dowry and the widow in the hindu society . I've already read some books about this topic, but I think that something is missing. Someone can provide me with books that can give me all the information I need on the subject?
Thank you for your attention.
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The Vivaha: The Hindu Marriage Samskaras Paperback – 2008
by R.C. Prasad (Author)
you can get it in Amazon.
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I need to consult the baptism, marriage and burial books of the Franciscan missions of Alta California to complement a study on the propagation routes of the smallpox pandemic of 1780 in the northwest of New Spain.
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To my knowledge, the only California mission burial books that have been digitized and made available online are those from Mission Santa Clara de Asis: http://content.scu.edu/cdm/landingpage/collection/mission
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Hi, I'm working on my dissertation in behavioral finance, I am open for the discussion regarding the wives financial strategic in risk of divorce possibility?
is there any other factors that might affecting the decision making process?
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Sure.
Man and society can not adjust the development of life as they wish.
Life is becoming stronger than everyone else
Relationships are governed by interests and most important marital life.
When interests are balanced, feelings, stability and having children come.
In Europe, when a man is fired, his wife divorces him. Therefore, there are cases of suicide when the loss of work because the man has become his life and stability and his children are in danger.
Because the wife will go with another person financially stable and leave her husband and children. This is an existing case but it may not be general.
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I have seen other sources about attitudes for having sex before marriage. but as you know it is very important, because we live in an Islamic country. you know that you mast keep your completed questionnaire about 3 years. thanks for your kindly attention
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Dear,
I understand what do you mean, as you I live in Iran as an Islamic country. if you send me your questionnaire in word format. I will translate to English. If possible let me know your decision.
Sincerely
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Some classical methods used in the field of linear algebra,such as linear regression via linear least squares and singular-value decomposition, are linear algebra methods, and other methods, such as principal component analysis, were born from the marriage of linear algebra and statistics. To read and understand machine learning, you must be able to read and understand linear algebra. This book helps machine learning practitioners, get on top of linear algebra, fast.
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Thanks, very useful reference
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In the past millenia, the Chinese have refrained from marrying within their patrilineage (marrying their father’s brother’s daughter is considered incestuous and forbidden).
By contrast, Middle-Easterners (Arabs, Persians and Pakistanis) preferentially marry within their patrilineage (marrying their father’s brother’s daughter is considered a marriage ‘made in heaven’ and certainly not incestuous).
Why such a difference, while the Chinese and the Middle Easterners otherwise have similar family systems (joint families with patrilineal descent and bridewealth) ?
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Arabs tend to marry relatives more often than most other human populations: this is a 'stylized fact' based on data: http://consang.net/index.php/Global_prevalence. So the question remains: why is this the case?
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Some married couples used their spouses as their next of kin while some used the first child, others used the first male child. Some people also preferred to use their siblings for next of kin. Who do you think should be the next of kin as a married person or unmarried person ? What are the criteria of choosing the next of kin? I will appreciate candid answers to this question.
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I agree, with Emre
The term usually means your nearest blood relative. In the case of a married couple or a civil partnership it usually means their husband or wife.
Next of kin is a title that can be given, by you, to anyone from your partner to blood relatives and even friends. It is also possible to name more than one person as your next of kin. This is a title that is primarily used in order for emergency services to know who to keep informed about an individual’s condition and treatment.  
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I need to measure the quality of marital relationship
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I suggest you the relationship assessment scale for love and compassion research. It’s a 7 -item scale designed to measure general relationship satisfaction. Respondents answer each item using a 5-point scale ranging from 1 (low satisfaction) to 5 (high satisfaction).
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I am doing a research on effect of social media use on marital satisfaction among married individuals. I would like to ask is there any theories related to social media and marriages.
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There are group pages on Facebook for People seeking their other half, and I have not seen specific pages for marriages. There are group websites with topics related to health, nutrition, cooking, home services, parenting advice, for people bringing up children, etc. Whether social media portals help or harm the married life and for families depends on how they are used by each individual. If social media portals are used to contact other people in the family, with friends, they are a source of important information, they can fulfill a useful role. however, using socialm media portals may also have a negative impact, because some people may become addicted to using social media portals, using smartphones or other devices with access to the Internet, if the time spent on viewing them is relatively long compared to other people classes, and especially towards classes and duties related to family and professional life.
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When should a sincere man give up on a girl if he required nothing from her but acceptance of a life long relationship, marriage and eternal love?
After meeting someone who you take serious, how long should you try to convince that person to trust you for a serious relationship?.
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I have learned that we all are conditioned by society to outsource our happiness onto others. This is unfair if we have not found that happiness by ourselves. If we have not got it in the first place, how can we share it with someone else?
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Memo:
The question is linked to my current study of the role of Affair Partner (AP) in extramarital relationship among Muslim marriage. Affair Partner may or may not be Muslim.
A Muslim man is allowed a maximum of 4 wives at any one time. This opportunity increases the confidence of a mate poacher in pursuing relationship with a married Muslim partner.
Literature:
Mate poaching involves action and intent . Poaching involves two key elements:
  1. Pursuit. The pursuit of someone that is already in a relationship (and the poacher knows it).
  2. Intent. The intention to pry a person away from their partner.
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I dont think that it is polygamy that contributes to mate poaching. If we consider Freuds theories, then the ID kicks in and based on values, morals and ID tendencies mate poaching becomes another conquest regardless of the circumstances or consequencies
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I'm wondering about attachment styles in relationship to inherited wealth. I have not found any literature or studies regarding but if any one knows of existing or developing research please let me know!
Much thanks, Michele
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What a great question/future research area. Money is indicative of so many areas of life. I study attachment and have never seriously considered the variable. Best of luck on your work!
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I am conducting a study that requires a measure of the variable, Perception of parents' romantic relationship.
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Hi Arushee,
While I do not know of a measure, I have attached an article that analyzes how adult children of divorce view their own relationships based on their parents' marriage. Hope you find it interesting.
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Marriage, as an institution is not a that old concept. Whether, it is mandatory to marry?
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Are you married?
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The Christian marriage system is based on the prohibition of pluralism. Is it a law that came to Christ or was it put by the men of the Church?
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Stephen I. Ternyik But it is necessary to remember that Christ told to Jewish that " “He said to them, 'Because of your hardness of heart Moses allowed you to divorce your wives, but from the beginning it was not so'” . Is it possible to explain the meaning of (..., but from the beginning it was not so).
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In such workaholic academic life we find ourselves in, sometimes other important farcets of life are often neglected. These include marriage, family and hobbies. How do we ensure a balance life in this demanding academic life?
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This is a very worrying situation
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I am looking for a qualitative instrument (e.g. scale) related to minority stress, felt stigma, internalized stigma but specific to LGBTQ parents.
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This article may help you
Goldberg, A. E. & Smith, J. Z. (2011). Stigma, Social Context, and Mental Health: Lesbian and Gay Couples Across the Transition to Adoptive Parenthood. Journal of Counseling Psychology, 58(1), 139-150. DOI: 10.1037/a0021684
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Last week expert Austin Ruse President/C-Fam, Editor & Publisher/Friday Fax (https://c-fam.org/) raised the alert that the UN is negotiating a new hard-law treaty that will make Church teachings crimes against humanity.
How could this possibly be?
Here’s how he explained it.
" UN Member States are now negotiating a new hard-law treaty on “crimes against humanity.” These are generally regarded as those crimes that offend all of humanity, such as the genocide of the Jews by the Germans during World War II.
The new treaty very well may include the following:
“Sexual orientation and gender identity”
And
“Forced pregnancy”
Please knew we oppose all unjust discrimination against those with same-sex attraction. However, we cannot support the idea that opposing “sexual orientation and gender identity” as a new “crime against humanity.” This would criminalize the teachings of the Church.
We faced the notion of “forced pregnancy” when the International Criminal Court was negotiated twenty years ago. In the hands of the left, “forced pregnancy” means that a woman cannot get an abortion.
Working with UN Member States twenty years ago, we got it defined as the repeated rape of a woman for the purposes of changing the demographic profile of a country, literally holding a woman prisoner until she gives birth.
But, the left is back again and they want to insert “forced pregnancy” into the new treaty but without a definition so they can define it later against the unborn child.
This is how the new treaty will criminalize the teachings of the Church. And this is why we oppose this new language, and why we need your help."
I think that it is a problem for all humanity, it is not only a problem for catholics like myself. It seeks to force pro-abort legislation in all countries that have some protection for the unborn. If this UN treaty is approved, besides multiplying the number of aborts, many more women would be dangeroulsy wounded in their feminity because the post-abort syndrom, and beside the problems of an aging population would increase without limit. This is really irresponsably encouraging an inhumane behavior. For what use is the UN today?
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Breaking News! Major Transgender, Abortion, and Sexual Rights Controversies Erupt at the United Nations
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The Iraqi law establishes the marriage of a girl who is 9 years old and has not attained the age of majority (18) years
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It is really crazy to allow a child of 9 years to marry. Pedophiles may do that. A 9-year old girl's life is ruined. According to my opinion the youngest marriage you can allow is 18 years old but 25 would be better. The man decides what sex or gender a child is going to have. If it happens to be XX and not XY it does not mean that the offspring is a cattle. It is a human being with a unique talent that needs to be developed for years and not disturbed by any child marriage.
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Please what is your opinion according your experience?
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Plato’s idea of finding your other half or your soul mate is a very enduring concept. It’s easy to see why! It’s fun and it makes everyone feel like their life is a fairy tale waiting for a happy ending. Unfortunately research shows that belief in a soul mate is detrimental to your love life. It sets you up for failure because this view of a relationship means that there is one perfect person out there and when you find them...you’ll just know. Then everything will be perfect.
In reality love and relationships take work. You need to have a healthy respect for yourself so you can assert boundaries that are healthy for you. you also need to be able to perspectiv-take so you can communicate well enough to work out conflicts. There will be conflicts!
According to John Gottman and his massive amounts of research in the love lab, a relationship needs a good foundation of trust and commitment. Then a couple needs to “build love maps” or get to know each other‘s world. The next step is developing fondness and admiration, then maintaining a positive perspective (almost like giving your partner the benefit of the doubt when you’re not sure if their behavior is positive or negative), followed by managing conflict by making sure you can self sooth when stress is high and creating a dialogue about your problems as well as being open to your partner’s influence. If all of those factors are in place you can work on making your life dreams come true together and creating shared meaning as a couple.
Research also shows that the idea of romantic love is not universal. Although romantic love exists it is considered rash and immature.Marriage is an alliance that takes more than love to make it work. In countries where arranged marriages are the norm, couples rate themselves as more satisfied than folks in the West who have to find their own partners. The divorce rate is lower although there are other cultural factors at play. It makes sense because the family of the perspective couple works hard to find someone who will be a good fit for their child and they tend to know their children well. In the West we expect young people to suddenly make lifelong decisions and it doesn’t always work out for them.
That being said people in relationships tend to be much more satisfied if they have a lot in common. Opposites may attract but they do not endure. A partner should have similar values to you and it helps if you have the same likes and dislikes. It can be much more fun hanging out together when you aren’t having to compromise all the time.
Lastly, every relationship has an end. Some of them end sooner than others but that does not mean you have failed. Every relationship helps you learn more about yourself and what works for you. It’s not entirely true when people say you HAVE to love yourself before you can love another but there is some truth in that. People who expect to be treated well In a relationship are usually treated well. Those who expect to be treated badly are generally treated badly. So my advice for those who are looking for love is to set your expectations high and be willing to accept being single if your expectations aren’t met. Being single is not a failure, either, and it can be very rewarding to never have to answer to someone else.
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Hi all,
I am currently working with Survey data from Germany for the period 1984-2015 analyzing the relationship between marriage and life satisfaction. Currently I am trying to drop individuals who are married but have missing data for their marital status for 2 or more years in-between reported years. I have also filled out the missing years for each individual (tsfill full) in order to have the full set of 1984-2015.
I tried generating variable showing people who are married and I tried generating variable showing missing data between the years ( pid= personal identification number or each respondent; syear= survey year; marstatus= marital status, equal to 1 when the person is married):
tab marstatus, generate (dum) * generating dummy variable for each marital status rename dum1 NA rename dum2 Married rename dum3 Single rename dum4 Widowed rename dum5 Divorced sort pid syear  egen max_gap=max(syear - syear[_n-1]), by(pid)
gen laggedmar = marstatus if (syear - syear[_n-1])
Seem though that none of those approaches work and I am generating either senseless variables, or missing observation.  I also did try: gen byte Married_missing = missing(Married) / generating dummy 0 when the person is married and 1 otherwise/ by syear Married_missing (Married), sort: gen byte Changed = (Married != Married[_n+2]) if Married_missing == 1
Do you have advice for me on how to approach this issue ? Do I need to use loop or there is easier way/ command that I can apply? 
Kind regards,
Gabriela 
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I would be careful when deleting cases, as you might lose information.
The following paper may be helpful:
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Which is best, Love marriage or arrange marriage?
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Marriage is socially recognised union between spouses ...both marriages are better ...
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I am having reaaly trouble taking permission for Attitude toward Marriage and Family Scale (AMFS), developed by SUSAN ELLEN FELDMAN in 1983.
I cannot find the author!
meantime i wrote to her advisor Dr. Philip Clark , at the departmen of Psychology at Ohio State University
Also sent an email to the department of Psychology at OSU..
Please if you have any suggestion!
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Check the scale with APA and ask permission for use.
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What are the reasons for successful marriage in your opinion?
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The success of a marriage is not decreed but is built over time . I agree with the idea of my friend and colleague Orlando on the respect between the two spouses. Without concessions between the two partners marriage is usually doomed to failure .
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I nave been wondering if cultural values are against "human right". Instances is the issue of gayism being forced on most African countries by the wastern world but will not accept Polygamy which seems to have an African root.
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By the way, it would be worth considering whether the issue of culturally polygamy embedded by you does not violate the individual rights of other people? An interesting and courageous contribution to further discussion.
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I am doing a project on the influence of SNS in young married couple. Is there a possibility SNS ruined marriages? How so?
Thank you!
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Thank you Gulzar Shah
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i ask how maariage affect health status functionally and physically ?
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Ali, functional analysis of marriage and health depend upon various parameters and assumptions.Which is depends.
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People go through traditional marriages and still say does not regard them but refer to their wedding dates as such.
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A wedding is a ceremony where two people are united in marriage. Marriage is a legally or formally recognized union between two people.
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I am doing a research on the influence of social media in young married couples. Do you think social comparison in social media especially FB and Instagram will lead to jealously between married couples and result to marriage dissatisfaction?
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Thanks Joly Goerge!
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Marriages are difficult, for returning students, to maintain. Male partner has lost both parents. Throwing mental and emotional stress roadblocks, in way, especially before exams and finals.
What is the % of survival, of marriages, in which both parents, have died. Surviving male child was very close and instant constant contact. EX: Visited every morning and shared breakfast.
Family patriarch was controlling and abusive. Male child, in 50s, exhibiting same behavior patterns, although shares many, more personality traits, of maternal parent figure.
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You might add some search terms related to grief, loss, bereavement, "death of parent". There is an extensive literature on deaths in the family. For this question you might start by reading the thesis "Parental death and its impact on the marital satisfaction of the surviving adult child" online at https://scholarsarchive.byu.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1864&context=etd
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It is a common trend of cultures to marry within own blood relations. Do you think it may be harmful to the children of such couple or their next generation?
Please explain only scientific views and research reports.
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Dear Shibabrata Pattanayak , different studies revealed that children born from parents who were closely related increases the risks of having a baby with potentially life-threatening birth defects.
Marrying within a family can lead to abnormalities in your future offspring. This is because within a family, certain genetic traits remain dormant and are known as recessive genes (they are not seen as a disease or condition).
When two people having the same genes marry and reproduce, these once dormant recessive (ineffective) genes double, making them more likely to cause genetic abnormalities in children.
Although, the fact that people who marry within the second generation are more susceptible is fairly true. But for eg. If your grandfather and parents have had marriages within the family, your children are at greater risk due to the overcrowding of the gene pool.
To explain better, think of it this way. If your grandfather had some recessive genes and he married someone in the family with those same recessive genes i.e. those once dormant genes become dominant (more likely to cause genetic abnormalities). Your parents then got married within the same family making the concentration of these recessive genes even more. Now when you marry someone within your family, this gene pool will further become dense with recessive genes, due to both your genes getting added to the pool, making the possibility of your children having genetic abnormalities very high.
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Marriage was perhaps developed among the ancient people mainly for confirmation of paternity as heir, security of the ladies, control of fights between male members within a group for ladies etc.
But now at 2018, what is the main requirement of marriage?
Getting offspring/ Companion/ Sex/ Family or the initial reasons are still valid?
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Many use marriage as a platform to gain riches. Others mostly for pleasure. Yet, true marriages are for love and companionship with no selfish interests.
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Age and marriage
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If you think about child, it is better to carry first children below 30.
If you think about Libido, it should better start below 40.
I think so.
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Any One working on Infertility Genetics?
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Dr. Syed Irfan Raza
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Such researches are not at all required on human.
You can perform many genetic researches on birds and animals (as their life span is short) to get the trend which may be found in human. Many studies were performed in the following manner.
1. Half sib and full sib mating ( cross between brother x sister).
2. Test cross.
3. Back cross ( father x daughter, mother x son cross) etc.
By many such studies, it was clear that offspring of close relatives have very high chance of gathering of bad genetic characters ( as homozygous recessive Gene gatheration ) and so chance of delivering abnormal offspring is more.
IT IS SCIENTIFICALLY WRONG TO MARRY IN CLOSE BLOODS.