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We obtained timing data only in relation to first marriage, which means Heart chain bracelet those who were in their first cohabiting relationship would have been classified as never married. This is not likely to have significantly impacted on results for developing countries or for developed countries with more traditional gender roles where cohabitation is relatively rare, but it may have lowered the estimates for the association of marriage (relative to never married) with mental disorders in developed countries where cohabitation is more common. We also acknowledge that the aggregation of the separated, divorced and widowed into the one 'previously married' group obscures differences between these subgroups in their relationship with mental disorders. Return to Tiffany mini heart tags bracelet approach was adopted due to the small numbers of cases in the previously married subgroups in the smaller surveys and to reduce the complexity of findings. A further limitation, which follows on from the small sample size of many of the surveys, is that we needed to pool the individual country datasets, which does not take into account the fact that the meaning of marriage is likely to differ across cultures and countries.

Finally, the limitations to the control of selection bias also need to be acknowledged. The Tiffany 1837 circle clasp bracelet analysis that we employed reduces the effects of selection bias by excluding situations where the prior existence of the focal disorder has an influence either on reduced chances of becoming married or increased chances of marriage dissolution. However, it cannot eliminate the possible influence of factors that may both decrease the likelihood of getting married and increase the likelihood of mental disorder onset, such as Elsa Peretti Open Heart bracelet or history of sexual abuse. The fact that we found that marriage was associated with reduced onset of disorders that typically occur well before marriage (the phobias), is suggestive of some residual selection bias of this sort, though this would only apply to the contrast between the married and the never married.

These limitations notwithstanding, we believe this study is the most comprehensive to date on the Tiffany 1837 Circle bracelet between marital status and mental disorder. It provides unique information on the gender similarities and differences in the associations between being unmarried, married and previously married with a wide range of mental disorder first onsets.