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Marriage & Family Review Volume 48, 2012 - Issue 2
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Can the Earned Income Tax Credit Increase the Number of Unmarried Black Parent Families?

Cassandra Chaney School of Human Ecology, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, USACorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 188-209 | Published online: 05 Apr 2012

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Walter R. Schumm, Michael Higgins, Lorenza Lockett, Shuyi Huang, Nadyah Abdullah, Abdullah Asiri, Kennedy Clark & Keondria McClish. (2017) Does Dividing the Range by Four Provide an Accurate Estimate of a Standard Deviation in Family Science Research? A Teaching Editorial. Marriage & Family Review 53:1, pages 1-23.
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Cassandra Chaney, Katherine Stamps Mitchell & KatherynA. Barker. (2014) Does Engagement Matter? Marital Intentions and Relationship Quality Among Cohabiting African Americans. Marriage & Family Review 50:7, pages 561-576.
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Cassandra Chaney. (2014) “No Matter What, Good or Bad, Love is Still There”: Motivations for Romantic Commitment Among Black Cohabiting Couples. Marriage & Family Review 50:3, pages 216-245.
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Cassandra Chaney. 2015. Handbook of Community Sentiment. Handbook of Community Sentiment 143 157 .
Cassandra Chaney & Colita Nichols Fairfax. (2012) A change has come: The Obamas and the culture of black marriage in America. Ethnicities 13:1, pages 20-48.
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