Self-esteem, money management and commingling of assets of gay male couples

Jay P Warden

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Self-esteem, money management and commingling of assets of gay male couples

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MLA citation style (9th ed.)

Jay P Warden. Self-esteem, Money Management and Commingling of Assets of Gay Male Couples. Boston University School of Theology. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/07c96666-841b-4c0f-93e3-69ea561242b5?locale=es.

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J. P. Warden. Self-esteem, money management and commingling of assets of gay male couples. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/07c96666-841b-4c0f-93e3-69ea561242b5?locale=es

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Jay P Warden. Self-Esteem, Money Management and Commingling of Assets of Gay Male Couples. Boston University School of Theology. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/07c96666-841b-4c0f-93e3-69ea561242b5?locale=es.

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Forty-two gay males in couple relationships were surveyed in the Greater Boston area. This study examined possible quantitative relationships among four variables: self-esteem, length of relationship, personal money management style and financial commingling. The findings demonstrate that the lower level of power and security as personal money management motivation, the higher the level of love as a personal money management motivator, the greater is the financial commingling and the longer is the relationship. It takes a change of attitude from seeking after security and power to place trust in another person and make a financial commitment.

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