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Second Journey through a Descriptive Review of Research on African Marital Relationships – Empirical Findings
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This study follows up on a prior review of empirical research on African marital
relationships (scientific dissemination, thematic focus, and methodology), and presents a
summary of the results of empirical studies conducted in Africa (2000-2018) on
psychological processes and patterns in conjugality. Forty-one empirical studies, performed
predominantly in countries such as Nigeria, Ghana and South Africa, were analyzed. The
main themes identified were related to three categories: (1) conjugality, motivation and wellbeing; (2) marital quality, satisfaction and stability; (3) marital violence. The results indicate
that marriage is an important life goal in most African societies, especially for women and
that certain conditions linked to high-risk sexual behaviors, HIV and conjugal violence play
an important role in the dynamics of marital relationships.
Descrição
Palavras-chave
African Marriage Literature review Black
Contexto Educativo
Citação
Januário, D., Narciso, I., Vieira-Santos, S., & Relvas, A. P. (2021). Second Journey through a Descriptive Review of Research on African Marital Relationships – Empirical Findings. Marriage & Family Review, 57(8), 700-720. https://doi.org/10.1080/01494929.2021.1887988
Editora
Taylor & Francis