Dual-income marital dyads and mutually discrepent economic versus personal information: An exploratory investigation

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Kalliath, Parveen, Kalliath, Thomas and Singh, Varsha. (2010). Dual-income marital dyads and mutually discrepent economic versus personal information: An exploratory investigation. Psychological Studies. 55(3), pp. 263 - 269.

Authors	Kalliath, Parveen, Kalliath, Thomas and Singh, Varsha
Year	2010
Journal	Psychological Studies
Journal citation	55 (3), pp. 263 - 269
Publisher	Mysore University
ISSN	0033-2968
Page range	263 - 269
Research Group	School of Allied Health
Place of publication	India

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