... those financial ones can put great strain on marriage and decrease rewards by promoting negative attraction. Divorce can be considered the result of lowered net attraction in the relationship. The barrier aspect of this perspective regards barriers--internal and external--both as beneficial and imprisoning. While they may serve as protectors of the union by encouraging reconciliation, they may also be ... . Maybe one week he'll work seventy-two hours on his writing, but that doesn't mean he owes me time (O'Brien 1977:98)."" And as this serves as an internal barrier it ensures the surviva...

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... groundbreaking. Moreover, the rise of the female executive has ultimately been developed through the increase of women into the workforce. Gradually but surely women have immersed and broken down the barrier of a once male dominated occupation. Following the examination of the change in the distribution of male and female occupation, the difference between the earnings of male and female workers is ... ...

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... own mind and make your own decision. All in all, transfer from traditional to modern society, family is still a place with full love and trust but it is no long a barrier to personal development. Second point, the role of male and female in society has been changing now. In traditional society, the male was dominant, the financial provider to the family ... ...

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... law provides for respecting the marriage practices of traditional marriages, whereby a person might be married as young as 12 for females and 14 for males. Early marriage is cited as "a barrier to continuing education for girls (and boys)". This includes absuma (arranged marriages set up between cousins at birth), bride kidnapping and elopement decided on by the children. According to UNICEF ... ...

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What are traditional families? Are they vital to our way of life or a barrier to progress? Generally "family" (normal and natural) means a married couple who, at some point in their lives, raise children. However, according to monolithic bias the term is more than description; ... ...

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... 's lyrics. "As you read your Emily Dickinson and I my Robert Frost as we note our place with bookmarkers that measure we've lost" is a line prooving that their individuality was a barrier to seperate them. They were both individual, they were not "confining chains" but this has created another problem "indifference". They are as different as the "shells upon a shore". However as ... ...

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