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... role . Role of Women in Society Biological Origins . Darwin's theory of evolution , a staggering blow at orthodox religion , surprisingly failed to disturb the orthodox perception of woman in society . In fact , the theory was used to ...
... role . Role of Women in Society Biological Origins . Darwin's theory of evolution , a staggering blow at orthodox religion , surprisingly failed to disturb the orthodox perception of woman in society . In fact , the theory was used to ...
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... role , complementary needs , and homogamy theories of marital choice . " 58. R. C. Tharp , " Psychological patterning in marriage . " 59. A. C. Kerckhoff and K. E. Davis , " Value consensus and need complementar- ity in mate selection ...
... role , complementary needs , and homogamy theories of marital choice . " 58. R. C. Tharp , " Psychological patterning in marriage . " 59. A. C. Kerckhoff and K. E. Davis , " Value consensus and need complementar- ity in mate selection ...
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... role even if they are unhappy about the quality of their relationship with their spouse . However , it is doubtful ... role of Japanese women more than their expressive role . It has become possible for women to vote , to work , and to ...
... role even if they are unhappy about the quality of their relationship with their spouse . However , it is doubtful ... role of Japanese women more than their expressive role . It has become possible for women to vote , to work , and to ...
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