The Mating/Marriage Dance
Is the prolonged search for a mate by young
college graduates a problem for American society?
April 21, 2011
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A Conversation with Kay S. Hymowitz, Author of Manning Up: How the Rise of Women Has Turned Men into Boys, and Barbara Dafoe Whitehead, Author of Why There Are No Good Men Left: The Romantic Plight of Single Women, hosted by Amber Lapp, Co-Investigator, Love and Marriage in Middle America, a project of the Institute for American Values.
Introduction 2:52 Minutes
Amber Lapp, Co-Investigator, Love and Marriage in Middle America, a project of the Institute for American Values
The Conversation 52:42 Minutes
Amber Lapp in Conversation with Kay S. Hymowitz and Barbara Dafoe Whitehead
Q&A 7:39 Minutes
Hara Estroff Marano, Editor-at-Large, Psychology Today
Q&A 2:44 Minutes
Jerrold I. Engber, Singer/Guitarist/Songwriter and retired NYC High School Guidance Counselor
Q&A 2:52 Minutes
David Blankenhorn, President, The Institute for American Values
Q&A 4:44 Minutes
Dr. Cynthia Chestnut, Relationship Expert, Couple, Family & Sex Therapy
Q&A 3:06 Minutes
Stephanie Lind, Mother and Writer
Q&A 2:41 Minutes
Brian Lasky, The Kings Men
Q&A, Editor’s Choice
1:20 Minutes
ShaR’on Nichols, Program Supervisor, Couple and Family Therapy
Q&A 1:56 Minutes
Christiana Awosan, Ph.D. Student, Drexel University
Q&A 4:15 Minutes
David Lapp, Research Associate, The Institute for American Values
Q&A 2:36 Minutes
Dr. Sandra Stingle, Adjunct Assistant Professor of Psychology, Barnard College, and Psychotherapist
