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  1. Sanctions regarding illegitimacy are positively associated with fixity of residence (78).Hendrix, Lewellyn - Illegitimacy and social structures: cross-cultural perspectives on nonmarita..., 1996 - 2 Variables

    This book investigates sanctions for nonmarital conceptions or birth. The author conducts cross-cultural tests for hypotheses derived from a variety of theories. Results do not support one theory over another, but suggest that variables such as sociocultural complexity, family structure, descent, fraternal interest groups, sexual inequality, and child-parent relationships all affect the consequences of illegitimacy.

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  2. Sanctions regarding illegitimacy are positively associated with presence of extended families (85).Hendrix, Lewellyn - Illegitimacy and social structures: cross-cultural perspectives on nonmarita..., 1996 - 2 Variables

    This book investigates sanctions for nonmarital conceptions or birth. The author conducts cross-cultural tests for hypotheses derived from a variety of theories. Results do not support one theory over another, but suggest that variables such as sociocultural complexity, family structure, descent, fraternal interest groups, sexual inequality, and child-parent relationships all affect the consequences of illegitimacy.

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  3. Sanctions regarding illegitimacy are positively associated with specialization and organization of police forces (79).Hendrix, Lewellyn - Illegitimacy and social structures: cross-cultural perspectives on nonmarita..., 1996 - 3 Variables

    This book investigates sanctions for nonmarital conceptions or birth. The author conducts cross-cultural tests for hypotheses derived from a variety of theories. Results do not support one theory over another, but suggest that variables such as sociocultural complexity, family structure, descent, fraternal interest groups, sexual inequality, and child-parent relationships all affect the consequences of illegitimacy.

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  4. Sanctions regarding illegitimacy are positively associated with the presence of real property inheritance (85).Hendrix, Lewellyn - Illegitimacy and social structures: cross-cultural perspectives on nonmarita..., 1996 - 2 Variables

    This book investigates sanctions for nonmarital conceptions or birth. The author conducts cross-cultural tests for hypotheses derived from a variety of theories. Results do not support one theory over another, but suggest that variables such as sociocultural complexity, family structure, descent, fraternal interest groups, sexual inequality, and child-parent relationships all affect the consequences of illegitimacy.

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  5. Sanctions regarding illegitimacy are positively associated with political centralization (79).Hendrix, Lewellyn - Illegitimacy and social structures: cross-cultural perspectives on nonmarita..., 1996 - 4 Variables

    This book investigates sanctions for nonmarital conceptions or birth. The author conducts cross-cultural tests for hypotheses derived from a variety of theories. Results do not support one theory over another, but suggest that variables such as sociocultural complexity, family structure, descent, fraternal interest groups, sexual inequality, and child-parent relationships all affect the consequences of illegitimacy.

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  6. Sanctions regarding illegitimacy are positively associated with population density (78).Hendrix, Lewellyn - Illegitimacy and social structures: cross-cultural perspectives on nonmarita..., 1996 - 2 Variables

    This book investigates sanctions for nonmarital conceptions or birth. The author conducts cross-cultural tests for hypotheses derived from a variety of theories. Results do not support one theory over another, but suggest that variables such as sociocultural complexity, family structure, descent, fraternal interest groups, sexual inequality, and child-parent relationships all affect the consequences of illegitimacy.

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  7. Sanctions regarding illegitimacy are positively associated with patrilocal residence (95).Hendrix, Lewellyn - Illegitimacy and social structures: cross-cultural perspectives on nonmarita..., 1996 - 3 Variables

    This book investigates sanctions for nonmarital conceptions or birth. The author conducts cross-cultural tests for hypotheses derived from a variety of theories. Results do not support one theory over another, but suggest that variables such as sociocultural complexity, family structure, descent, fraternal interest groups, sexual inequality, and child-parent relationships all affect the consequences of illegitimacy.

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  8. Sanctions regarding illegitimacy are positively associated with social stratification (79).Hendrix, Lewellyn - Illegitimacy and social structures: cross-cultural perspectives on nonmarita..., 1996 - 4 Variables

    This book investigates sanctions for nonmarital conceptions or birth. The author conducts cross-cultural tests for hypotheses derived from a variety of theories. Results do not support one theory over another, but suggest that variables such as sociocultural complexity, family structure, descent, fraternal interest groups, sexual inequality, and child-parent relationships all affect the consequences of illegitimacy.

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  9. Sanctions regarding illegitimacy are negatively associated with female economic and political power (108).Hendrix, Lewellyn - Illegitimacy and social structures: cross-cultural perspectives on nonmarita..., 1996 - 5 Variables

    This book investigates sanctions for nonmarital conceptions or birth. The author conducts cross-cultural tests for hypotheses derived from a variety of theories. Results do not support one theory over another, but suggest that variables such as sociocultural complexity, family structure, descent, fraternal interest groups, sexual inequality, and child-parent relationships all affect the consequences of illegitimacy.

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  10. Sanctions regarding illegitimacy are associated with parent-child closeness (124).Hendrix, Lewellyn - Illegitimacy and social structures: cross-cultural perspectives on nonmarita..., 1996 - 4 Variables

    This book investigates sanctions for nonmarital conceptions or birth. The author conducts cross-cultural tests for hypotheses derived from a variety of theories. Results do not support one theory over another, but suggest that variables such as sociocultural complexity, family structure, descent, fraternal interest groups, sexual inequality, and child-parent relationships all affect the consequences of illegitimacy.

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