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[11] KIRKPATRICK C, 1963, FAMILY PROCESS I

[12] SOCIOLOGICALLY ESTABLISHED FAMILY NORMS AND DEMOCRATIC VALUES [J]. SOCIAL FORCES, 1948, 26 (04) : 451 - 456

[13] LANDIS P, 1955, MAKING MOST MARRIAGE

[14] MARITAL ADJUSTMENT - A FACTOR-ANALYSIS STUDY [J]. AMERICAN SOCIOLOGICAL REVIEW, 1958, 23 (05) : 562 - 569

[15] LOCKE HJ, 1959, J MARRIAGE FAMILY LI, V21, P251

[16] CONSERVATISM AND PERSONALITY [J]. AMERICAN POLITICAL SCIENCE REVIEW, 1958, 52 (01) : 27 - 45

[17] RELIGION, NORMATIVE STANDARDS, AND BEHAVIOR [J]. SOCIOMETRY, 1962, 25 (02): : 141 - 152

[18] TERMAN LM, 1938, PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTOR

[19] Waller W. W., 1951, FAMILY DYNAMIC INTER