Sexual Attraction and Childhood Association¶
Wolf. (1995). Sexual Attraction and Childhood Association: A Chinese Brief for Edward Westermarck. Stanford University Press.
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- Westermarck Effect
- Across a very large body of marriages, Wolf found that these minor marriages, compared with ordinary arranged marriages where the bride joined only as an adult, produced markedly lower fertility and markedly higher rates of divorce and adultery
This sourceMinor (sim-pua) marriages showed lower fertility and higher divorce and adultery than major marriages in Japanese colonial household registers. The adverse marital outcomes were strongest when the future bride was adopted earliest (before roughly age three), a graded age-at-adoption effect.
- Across a very large body of marriages, Wolf found that these minor marriages, compared with ordinary arranged marriages where the bride joined only as an adult, produced markedly lower fertility and markedly higher rates of divorce and adultery
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