Cohabitation

Shanna K Williams; Lisa K Lashley; Charles J Golden

Cohabitation

Shanna K Williams
, Lisa K Lashley
, Charles J Golden

College of Psychology

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Cohabitation is defined as the act of an unmarried romantic couple (of any sexual orientation) residing together under one roof. The concept of cohabitation is not new and the rates with which it is occurring have been growing throughout the United States over the past several decades. The idea to live as unmarried romantic partners first became popular in Scandinavian countries where, for a variety of reasons, cohabitation remains an accepted and even valued option.

Original language	American English
Title of host publication	Essays in Developmental Psychology
State	Published - Jan 1 2020

Keywords

cohabitation
commitment theory
Scandinavian countries
unmarried romantic partners

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Psychology

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Cohabitation

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