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Modern Forms of Marriage
‘Modern Forms of Marriage’ was a feasibility study, which sought to explore why some marriages last and others do not. The study involved eight focus groups with married men and women to discuss their views on experiences, of marriage. All participants were first-time married and were selected according to the duration of their marriage. The aim of the research was to ascertain the key factor that participants attributed to lasting marriages, and how perceptions and experiences changed with the length of individuals’ own marriage.
Publication: Marriage in the 21st Century
Sponsor: Care for the Family
Project Team: Liz Sutton, Andreas Cebulla, Sue Middleton
Theme: Children, Youth and the Life-course
Start date: January 2003
Completion date: May 2003
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