Titlebook: Identity and Intimacy in Marriage; A Study of Couples Susan Krauss Whitbourne,Joyce B. Ebmeyer Book 1990 Springer Science+Business Media Ne

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Summary and Conclusions,ave also had the opportunity to observe their interactions while involved in the process of trying to resolve a problem. It is now time to summarize these observations and examine their implications for the understanding of identity and intimacy in marriage.

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Susan Krauss Whitbourne,Joyce B. Ebmeyertury is faced with an enormous surge of urban population and the associated problems of rural –urban migration, overcrowding, proliferation of slums, housing shortage, growing unempl- ment and underemployment and choice between capital intensive productivity vs. labor intensive employment generation

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