The purpose of the study was to investigate process and stability issues in intermarried
families utilizing data from a group of American Indian intermarried families and a group of …

This article presents a qualitative, phenomenological study which explored cross-cultural
marital adjustment among intermarried Iranian American women and their European …

Degree: MA DegreeYear: 2003 Institute: Roosevelt University Adviser: Edward Rossini. This
study explores the effects of acculturation and agreeableness on perceived marital well …

The purpose of this study was to identify and examine factors which were related to levels of
marital satisfaction in marriages wherein one spouse was of Japanese ethnicity while the …

This critical literature review documents and critiques the peer-reviewed research pertaining
to the impact of factors of marital satisfaction, acceptance, and use of coping strategies in …

This study examines the effects of interpersonal relationships and how they are related to
marital satisfaction among married Iranian immigrants in the United States. The study …

Abstract Second-generation Asian Indians and their first-generation spouses who had
arranged marriages were interviewed on various aspects of their marriage including the …

Research into factors related to marital adjustment of Americans has typically used a
number of dimensions of “happiness” or “satisfaction.” Findings from the research mentioned …

The purpose of this research was to explore what facilitates and hinders intermarried
individuals' adjustment in their marriage. A Critical Incident Technique was used to elucidate …

This cross-sectional study examined the impact of levels of acculturation, commitment, and
religiosity on marital stability for married African American individuals. Three hundred …