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Page 82
... moral laxity associated with unofficial divorces . He thought that publicity , as in the days when the family council was convened , would deter those who sought divorce without just cause . Accordingly , he passed a law that seven ...
... moral laxity associated with unofficial divorces . He thought that publicity , as in the days when the family council was convened , would deter those who sought divorce without just cause . Accordingly , he passed a law that seven ...
Page 274
... moral laxity , but little action was taken . Michelet suggested occasional trips as a prophylaxis against adultery , 123 but the more imaginative Balzac ' approached the domestic situation in the same way that a general surveys the ...
... moral laxity , but little action was taken . Michelet suggested occasional trips as a prophylaxis against adultery , 123 but the more imaginative Balzac ' approached the domestic situation in the same way that a general surveys the ...
Page 601
... moral values as a function of adult socialization . Social Problems , 1959 , 7 , 117-125 . Rettig , S. , & Pasamanick , B. Changes in moral values over three decades , 1929-1959 . Social Problems , 1959 , 6 , 320-328 . Revised ...
... moral values as a function of adult socialization . Social Problems , 1959 , 7 , 117-125 . Rettig , S. , & Pasamanick , B. Changes in moral values over three decades , 1929-1959 . Social Problems , 1959 , 6 , 320-328 . Revised ...
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