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re research, questionnaire will be used to study China's marital problems, as survey is conducive to obtain first-hand data and more empirical basis (Saunders, 2003). In addition, the research objects of questionnaire will be more extensive to make the results more representative. Finally, questionnaire is not only propitious to collecting large amounts of data, but also in favor of an easy statistics and analysis on research results. It can save time and money at the same time (Saunders, 2003). The interesting places of this study lie in its statistical method, this study will use multiple regression analysis. The use of multiple regression analysis rests with that among various variables which influence a variable together, it can find out which factors are important, and the relationship between these factors and so on. And in the following chapter, I will show a series of attractive information such as the social outcome of not getting married and some interesting examples.

 

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