MAN AND WIFE

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Seventeen people representing different fields discuss from their respective profession's point of view the problems of marriage. They emphasize the significance of childhood experiences in the adult marital roles. The origins of love, psychosexual growth, sexual incompatibilities, parenthood are discussed along with the reasons for marital infidelity, marriage and its relationship to the moral milieu. This is a ""source-book of family attitudes, sexual behavior and marriage counseling"", geared to the counselor, social worker or psychiatric worker who will appreciate its ample supply of case histories.

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Publisher: Norton

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Kirkus Reviews Issue: June 15, 1957

Categories: NONFICTION