To marry or not to marry: addressing ambivalence in counseling cohabitating couples

Lisa Madison Fiddermon

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To marry or not to marry: addressing ambivalence in counseling cohabitating couples

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MLA citation style (9th ed.)

Lisa Madison Fiddermon. To Marry Or Not to Marry: Addressing Ambivalence In Counseling Cohabitating Couples. Wesley Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/e36c80e1-8f92-419d-98bc-c9902edea3df?locale=es.

APA citation style (7th ed.)

L. M. Fiddermon. To marry or not to marry: addressing ambivalence in counseling cohabitating couples. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/e36c80e1-8f92-419d-98bc-c9902edea3df?locale=es

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Lisa Madison Fiddermon. To Marry Or Not to Marry: Addressing Ambivalence In Counseling Cohabitating Couples. Wesley Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/e36c80e1-8f92-419d-98bc-c9902edea3df?locale=es.

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Lisa Madison Fiddermon

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This study responds to a question that cohabitating couples generally ponder: should I be married or stay single? To better understand attitudes about cohabitation, selected young adults were invited into a dialogue. Storytelling, brief counseling, biblical topics, and social interaction were coordinated to encourage group participation and self-learning. At the conclusion of the study, cohabitating couples revealed their decisions to marry or not to marry. Conclusively, the foundational thesis question for this project is: What kind of dialogue can be developed to help impact cohabitating couples to make well informed social, economic, and moral decisions about their future, whether it involves marriage or not?

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