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Table 1.

Questions used to assess reasons for live-in partnership breakdown.

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Fig 1.

Reasons for live-in partnership breakdown reported by men and women aged 16–74 in Britain (presented in order of men’s prevalence).

*; p-value <0.05 for gender difference (Chi-square test). †; those answering ‘other reasons’ were asked to specify their reason. ǂ; drink/drugs/gambling was the only specified reason reported by >1% of respondents. Each bar includes 95% confidence intervals.

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Fig 2.

Venn diagrams of the most common reasons for live-in partnership breakdown by gender and most recent ended partnership type.

(A) Men. (B) Women. (C) Formerly married men and women. (D) Formerly cohabiting men and women. *37.9% of men, 32.7% of women, 30.1% of formerly married men and women, and 37.1% of those who cohabited reported none of these reasons.

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Table 2.

Reported reasons for live-in partnership breakdown among men in Britain aged 16–74, by most recent ended partnership type.

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Table 3.

Reported reasons for live-in partnership breakdown among women in Britain aged 16–74, by most recent ended partnership type.

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