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Cohabitation Statistics

Cohabitation Statistics (Health Education · Cohabitation) — "In 2010 the U.S. Center for Disease Control reported that cohabitation is very common: “Among both…

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  • Cohabitation patterns and relationship outcomes in the United States
  • A 2010 CDC report documented the prevalence and trajectories of cohabitation.
  • Cohabitation is very common among men and women aged 15–44.
  • Reported relationship pathways
  • Approximately 28% cohabited before their first marriage.
  • About 23% of women and 18% of men married without ever cohabiting.
  • About 15% only cohabited without ever marrying.
  • Less than 7% first cohabited after their first marriages ended.
  • Possible outcomes of cohabitation relationships
  • Some cohabitation relationships dissolved.
  • Other cohabitation relationships transitioned to marriage.
  • Educational differences in cohabitation duration and transition
  • Less educated cohabiters cohabited longer, while college graduates transitioned to marriage more often.
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Cohabitation Statistics

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"In 2010 the U.S. Center for Disease Control reported that cohabitation is very common: “Among both men and women aged 15-44 who had ever cohabited and or married, the largest proportion cohabited before their first marriage. Approximately 28% of men and women cohabited before their first marriage, whereas 23% of women and 18% of men married without ever cohabiting. About 15% of men and women had only cohabited (without ever marrying), and less than seven percent of men and women first cohabited after their first marriages ended.” This report also stated that some of the cohabitation relationships dissolved while others transitioned to marriage. Less educated cohabiters cohabited longer while college-graduated cohabiters transitioned to marriage more."

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