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Does a woman’s plan to work affect marriage happiness
Dr Albert E Wiggam answers reader questions on marriage and work plans. He cites Burgess and Cottrell: women who planned to work but were prevented faced unhappy marriages, those who planned and worked were happy, while women not planning to work but compelled to do so often had successful marriages. He also notes boys rate girls lower than boys on most traits, except six: patience thoughtfulness honesty intelligence and religiosity.
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