Collection: ISSP - International Social Survey Programme

groups, income distribution, income tax, interpersonal conflict, social inequality, social structure, wages, gender roles, families, child rearing, children, interpersonal relations, work, housework, marriage, domestic responsibilities, family life, household composition, premarital sex, Sexual Behavior ... Show more..

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