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    The Causes and Consequences of Marital Breakdown Marital breakdowns and divorces have become common in the last few centuries. These are frequently discussed phenomena in our modern society with various causes and heavy consequences. There is no single reason why a relationship begins to break down. However‚ once a relationship does start to decline‚ there is a predictable sequence of events that tends to occur. A marriage and divorce study from Britani‚ 1989-1999 clearly shows the rising tendency

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    Marital Breakdown In this assignment I am be going to talk about the different forms of marital breakdown. I am also going to analyse the reasons and trends of marital breakdown and divorce. Marital Rates Since 1981 the number of marriages conducted every year has fallen by a third. Marriages were at the highest rates between 1932 and 1946 . in 1981 marriage rates were in the UK was at 7.1 but by 2001 it was down to 5.1 per 1000 of the population per year. Cohabitation is on the increase

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    Kissová‚ 3ESAN The Causes and Consequences of Marital Breakdown Marriage is a complex interpersonal relationship. Among the reasons for marriage are emotional‚ financial‚ spiritual‚ and religious ones. In some religions marriage is considered to be a sacred bond between a man and a woman and to break it up is viewed as a blasphemous act. However‚ nowadays divorce is becoming an everyday process and people do not even blink if a marriage fails. Marital breakdown generally arises from a variety of causes

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    THE EFFECT OF AGE AND MARITAL STATUS ON THE JOB SATISFACTION OF UNIVERSITY TEACHERS [pic] Submitted By: Solomon Fernando Gomez Muhammad Imran Malik Ph.D. Scholar. Submitted To: Dr. Nadeem Safwan Foundation University Institute of Management and Computer Sciences Rawalpindi. The Effect of Age and Marital Status on the Job Satisfaction of University Teachers Abstract This study has been conducted with a view to see the level of job satisfaction among the married and unmarried‚ university teachers

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    Address:District Tele Paste self attested recent passport size colour photograph (Do not staple) State 7. Correspondence Address:- Pin State Email 8. Nationality: 10. Date of Birth Pin 9. District Mobile Domicile: (DD/MM/YYYY) 11. Marital Status: Married Unmarried 12. Details of Marks Secured in Graduation and Above: Exam Passed Semester/Year Wise Marks Secured Semester / Year I II III IV Marks Obtained Maximum Marks % Marks . . . . Semester / Year V VI VII VIII Marks Obtained Maximum

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    Wilmot and young studied that changing the structure of the British family form extended to nuclear‚ they reckoned that the increase in the nuclear family meant that joint conjugal roles would develop. They predicted that equal and shared responsibilities would be the future norm in British families. Ann Oakley pointed out that their study only required men to do a few things around the house to qualify having joint roles. The methodology overlooked the amount of time spent on households making

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    WORK BREAKDOWN STRUCTURE (WBS) The description of the WBS is as follows: 1. SIMS 1.1 Feasibility Study (Phase 1) Activities in this phase are carried out to understand the potential of the project taken. This phase uncovers the strengths and weaknesses of the project. 1.2.1 Monitor Progress (Task A) The information that we have at the start of the project is taken into account to evaluate and analyze the project. 1.2.2 Estimate Resources(Task B) Resources required

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    Work Breakdown Structure In project management a hierarchical delivery oriented breakdown of project into individual components is called as work breakdown structure (WBS). WBS decomposes project into individual functions‚ deliverables and work packages that facilitates resource allocation‚ assignment of responsibilities‚ and measurement and control of the project. Block Diagram explains the Work Breakdown Structure: Design Principle for WBS: The design principles for WBS are as following:

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    work breakdown structure A WORK BREAKDOWN STRUCTURE (WBS) IS A DECOMPOSITION OF ALL THE WORK NECESSARY TO COMPLETE A PROJECT. A WBS IS ARRANGED IN A HIERARCHY AND CONSTRUCTED TO ALLOW FOR CLEAR AND LOGICAL GROUPINGS‚ EITHER BY ACTIVITIES OR DELIVERABLES. THE WBS SHOULD REPRESENT THE WORK IDENTIFIED IN THE APPROVED PROJECT SCOPE STATEMENT AND SERVES AS AN EARLY FOUNDATION FOR EFFECTIVE SCHEDULE DEVELOPMENT AND COST ESTIMATING. PROJECT MANAGERS TYPICALLY WILL DEVELOP A WBS AS A PRECURSOR TO A

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    THE EFFECTS OF MARITAL TRANSITIONS ON CHANGES IN PHYSICAL ACTIVITY: RESULTS FROM A 10-YEAR COMMUNITY STUDY 1‚2 Abby C. King‚ Ph.D.‚ Michaela Kiernan‚ Ph.D.‚ David K. Ahn‚ Ph.D.‚ and Sara Wilcox‚ Ph.D. Stanford University School of Medicine ABSTRACT The potential effects of making a marital transition on subsequent physical activity were evaluated across a ten-year period in a population-based sample of 302 women and 256 men ages 25 to 75 years. Subjects completed a structured interview at

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