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Here’s an interesting chart for the upcoming bride and groom that could turn you back in time. These data charts were based from the Scientific Marriage Foundation’s surveys of real men and women of the 1930s which was founded by George Crane. Through these old data chart, husbands and wives in the 1930s can recognize, rate and present frequent sources of irritation and annoyance in marriage.
Analyze the Marital Rating Scale below. Will you ever fail with the result if you were a 1930s spouse? I personally would fail on this one, honestly. These marital rating checklists speak clearly of how times have changed.
HUSBAND EDITION
WIFE EDITION
Further Readings And Resources
1. The Complete Tests for Husbands and Wives by George Crane via Flickr
2. Lead Image via George Grosz (1893-1959)
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Thanks for your great sharing Blog … All the best to your success.
Cute and useful, but incomplete; the best husband couldn’t score higher than a 32, which rates him as “Poor”. So clearly a large number of questions are missing… still, really a neat find — thanks for sharing.
Very useful…
This is unsurprisingly eternal. I think this chart should be used today.
Looks like this was being used in matchmaking.
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