“Laws Could Always Be Revoked”: Sociopolitical Uncertainty in the Transition to Marriage Equality

Keyphrases

• Law 100%
• Relational Uncertainty 100%
• Transition to Marriage 100%
• Obergefell 100%
• Marriage Equality 100%
• Legal Recognition 66%
• Marginalised Relationships 66%
• Educational Resources 33%
• Court System 33%
• Same-sex 33%
• Sexuality 33%
• Population Resources 33%
• Politicians 33%
• Monks 33%
• Supreme Court 33%
• Model Uncertainty 33%
• Social Acceptance 33%
• Negative Consequences 33%
• Family Roles 33%
• Social Norms 33%
• Policy Resources 33%
• Relationship Uncertainty 33%
• Backlash 33%
• Positive Consequences 33%
• Self-uncertainty 33%
• Social Uncertainty 33%
• Same-sex Couples 33%
• Family Norms 33%
• Population Policy 33%
• Societal Transitions 33%
• Family Theory 33%
• Theory Review 33%
• Legal Uncertainty 33%
• Relational Security 33%

Psychology

• Open-Ended Question 100%
• Policy Implication 100%
• Thematic Analysis 100%