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Friday Five 241

Bill Coffin
August 24, 2018
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  1. The repartnering gender gap, the marriage-health connection, and more. Post This
  2. Why the government should invest in marriage, the U.S. Census Bureau seeks input, and more. Post This

For Better or Worse: The Marriage-Health Connection
Aaron Cheesman, Sacramento Magazine

U.S. Census Bureau Seeks Input on Its Data Products
National Council on Family Relations

Preliminary Evidence Suggests Women May Be Better Role Jugglers Than Men
Emma Young, BPS Research Digest

How (and Why) Government Should Invest in Marriage
Alan J. Hawkins and Hal Boyd, Public Discourse

Gender Gap in Repartnering: The Role of Parental Status and Custodial Agreements
Alessandro Di Nallo, Journal of Marriage and Family

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