Statistical Data Challenge Old Assumptions: Ideal Marriage Age Range Revealed
Translated from Turkish and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.
At a glance
- A broad U.S. social statistics study found a U-shaped relationship between marriage age and divorce risk.
- The analysis, called the โGoldilocks Theory,โ identified ages 28 to 32 as the period with the lowest divorce risk.
New statistical findings challenge the assumption that the risk of divorce changes in a straight line with age at marriage.
A large-scale social statistics study conducted in the United States found a U-shaped relationship instead. The analysis, known as the โGoldilocks Theory,โ identified ages 28 to 32 as the range associated with the lowest divorce risk.
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