0 whether or not someone is married -- medenî hâli
There were no statistically significant differences in age, gender, psychotic features, current employment, or marital status between patients with melancholic and non-melancholic features.
In the current survey there were no significant differences in marital status between men and women.
The results for education and marital status were mixed, and will be discussed in the last section of the paper.
Two of the more researched areas have been changes in employment and marital status.
Other factors such as past marital status, age and parental status also had significant effects.
With regard to self-reported limitations in the activities of daily living, marital status had no impact for either men or women.
For men aged 50 or more years, however, marital status had no impact on self-reported health.
Marital status was also considered in the selection of the sample as married women are very likely to draw upon their spouse's income for leisure.
