Jane married a man with the same educational, religious and economic background as herself. Her marital behavior illustrates

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Jane's marital behavior demonstrates homogamy, which refers to the tendency for individuals to marry others who are similar to themselves in terms of socio-economic status, education level, religion, and other important factors. This type of marriage is based on the shared values, experiences and backgrounds of individuals, often resulting in greater marital satisfaction and stability. In contrast, heterogamous marriages involve partners who differ in key areas such as education, religion, and socioeconomic status, which could lead to greater conflict and instability in the relationship. Arranged marriage and homosexuality are unrelated to Jane's behavior as described.

Jane Married a Man with the Same Educational, Religious and Economic