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Results of the Analyses of Variance of Change of Marital Quality for Fathers *F-value refers to the Time x FO_Marriage interaction effect. >F-value refers to the time main effect. TABLE 3

Table 3 Results of the Analyses of Variance of Change of Marital Quality for Fathers *F-value refers to the Time x FO_Marriage interaction effect. >F-value refers to the time main effect. TABLE 3

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Comparison of Self-Reported Marital Quality With the Normative Sample TABLE 1
Comparison of Self-Reported Marital Quality With the Normative Sample TABLE 1
Results of the Analyses of Variance of Change of Marital Quality for Mothers *F-value refers to the Time x FO_ Marriage interaction effect. >F-value refers to the time main effect.
Results of the Analyses of Variance of Change of Marital Quality for Mothers *F-value refers to the Time x FO_ Marriage interaction effect. >F-value refers to the time main effect.
Means, Variances, and Covariances Between Marital Quality and Recollections of Family of Origin (N = 40) Note. The diagonal depicts variances. Pearson correlations in brackets.
Means, Variances, and Covariances Between Marital Quality and Recollections of Family of Origin (N = 40) Note. The diagonal depicts variances. Pearson correlations in brackets.
observed dialogue quality—from pregnancy to 1 year after the birth of a child. Cou- ples with recollections of negative family-of-origin marriage showed more negative changes. There seems to be an intergenerational transmission of marital quality that comes to light when couples face the challenges of the birth and rearing of a baby.
observed dialogue quality—from pregnancy to 1 year after the birth of a child. Cou- ples with recollections of negative family-of-origin marriage showed more negative changes. There seems to be an intergenerational transmission of marital quality that comes to light when couples face the challenges of the birth and rearing of a baby.
Note. L=latent variables; O = observed variables. Estimates of the Structural Equation Model (N = 40)
Note. L=latent variables; O = observed variables. Estimates of the Structural Equation Model (N = 40)
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