… ’, a longitudinal study exploring the trajectories of psychological adaptation to marital breakup
… Respondents were recruited through a random selection from the central register stratified …

… Longitudinal Study of Aging (ELSA). Although it would be informative to study the transition
out of marriage … For the present study, we selected participants who participated in the Wave …

… , in the current study, we conceptualize marital instability as a couple-level construct. This
conceptualization is consistent with recent family and social relationship research focused on …

… Selection biases, such as assortative mating and shared … from longitudinal studies in which
individuals are followed into, throughout, and out of the caregiving role.” The existing studies …

… and investigated their transition out of this employment status. This could imply that our study
sample is a selection of relatively healthy older workers. Those with the poorest health may …

… Thus, in this article, we examine the societal transition to nationally recognized civil
marriage and identify which indicators of social inclusion are related to personal well-being for …

… with larger sample of marital transitions. The small number of marital transitions in our sample
… the mortality selection, the widowed might have had even higher risk of dementia than the …

… research seems to defy what most longitudinal studies of marriage consider valid. In several
… in managing these, then the birth of a first child leads to another complex transition. This …

… To date, there has been limited longitudinal research on how … and health-related outcomes
of the three marital transition … health effects of marital disruption are due to social selection …

… health outcomes, specifically morbidity and health appraisal. These dependent variables were
selected to capture the breadth of aging health… of family structure and transition in order to …