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TitleEFFECTS OF SPOUSE PRESENCE DURING THE INTERVIEW ON SURVEY RESPONSES CONCERNING MARRIAGE
Author(s)WILLIAM S. AQUILINOassistant professor, The Department of Child and Family Studies, University of Wisconsin—Madison
IdentifiersPublic Opinion Quarterly, volume 57, page 358
Copyright© 1993, the American Association for Public Opinion Research
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