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effects of economic pressures on relationships  

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  • Economic pressure is an emotional, cognitive, and behavioral response experienced by family members who have had economic problems in their daily lives. How family members react to economic pressure depends on factors such as the type of pressure, the individual reactions, the type of economic problem, and the interaction of family members to each other. [Source: Encyclopedia of Human Relationships; Economic Pressures, Effects on Relationships]

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