Final Exam

A  TRUE

B  FALSE

A  they are known as May-December marriages

B  Sociobiology suggests that men select younger women since doing so results in healthier offspring and women benefit from receiving sperm from older men who have more resources for their offspring

C  Research shows that there is no difference in reported marital satisfaction between a group of ADMs and ASMs

D  All of the above

A  TRUE

B  FALSE

A  FALSE

B  TRUE

A  Traditional Sex Roles

B  infidelity

C  Loss of Control – Deployment

D  All of the above

A  FALSE

B  TRUE

A  TRUE

B  FALSE

A  FALSE

B  TRUE

A  TRUE

B  FALSE

A  FALSE

B  TRUE

A  Change in how money is spent

B  Power changes

C  More responsibility

D  all of the above

A  commitment

B  wedding

C  rite of passage

D  honeymoon

A  provide a time for the couple to be alone to solidify the change in their identity to a married couple

B  provides the opportunity for a couple to spend their wedding monies together

C  provide a period of recuperation from the demands of preparing for a wedding ceremony and reception.

D  provide a period of recuperation from the demands of being in wedding

A  a rite of passage that is both religious and civil

B  a first opportunity for families to meet

C  The wedding is a rite of passage that is neither religious nor civil

D  the day when couples share their first party

A  parenthood

B  companionship

C  love

D  infidelity

A  FALSE

B  TRUE

A  TRUE

B  FALSE

A  love

B  Escape

C  Rebound

D  Unplanned pregnancy

A  TRUE

B  FALSE

A  FALSE

B  TRUE

A  TRUE

B  FALSE

A  Unlimited number of options

B  Potential to fall in love too quickly as a result of intense mutual disclosure

C  Removes emotion/ chemistry

D  Not being able to observe nonverbal behavior

A  Efficiency

B  focus on finding someone with common interests

C  Potential to fall in love too quickly as a result of intense mutual disclosure

A  Engagement Agreement

B  Fidelity Agreement

C  Prenuptial Agreement

D  Marital Agreement

A  TRUE

B  FALSE

A  FALSE

B  TRUE

A  FALSE

B  TRUE

A  TRUE

B  FALSE

A  is a theory that focuses on the social learning of roles

B  is a theory that focuses on the force of peers in mate selection

C  is a theory that focuses on the rejection of traditional roles

D  is a theory that does not focus on the social learning of roles

A  principle of least interest

B  complimentary needs theory

C  exchange theory

D  profit margin

A  that we select mates whose needs are opposite and complementary to our own

B  we select mates who do not express needs

C  we select mates whose needs are beyond our capactiy to comply

D  we select mates whose needs are identical to our own

A  People will make very random mate selection

B  we tend to be attracted to and become involved with those who are similar to us in age, race, religion, and social class.

C  Children tend to be attracted to those unlike their parents

D  Children tend to be attracted to those like their parents

A  Expectation to marry outside one’s own family group.

B  Expectation to never marry or cohabitate

C  Expectation to cohabitate

D  Expectation to marry within one’s social group.

A  Expectation to marry outside one’s own family group

B  Expectation to cohabitate

C  Expectation never to marry or cohabitate

D  Expectation to marry within one’ s social group

A  FALSE

B  TRUE

A  FALSE

B  TRUE

A  FALSE

B  TRUE

A  Others must define the partners as a couple

B  They must live in separate domiciles

C  They must define themselves as a committed couple.

D  They must practice compersion

A  a committed couple who lives with other love interests

B  a committed couple who does not live in the same home.

C  a bogus concept with no definition

D  non-committed individuals who live in a communal environment

A  Common-law marriage

B  Palimony

C  Alimony

D  Child Inheritance

A  FALSE

B  TRUE

A  marriage never

B  money savers

C  security blanket cohabiters

D  rebellious cohabiters

A  TRUE

B  FALSE

A  Rebellious cohabitators

B  Testers

C  Engaged

D  Here and Now

A  engaged

B  pension partners

C  testers

D  here and now

A  Involves married people living apart

B  Involves siblings sharing a home away from parents

C  Involves two adults, unrelated by blood or by law, involved in an emotional and sexual relationship, who sleep at the same residence at least four nights a week for three months

D  Involves siblings living with parents

A  TRUE

B  FALSE

A  catfishing on the internet

B  going out in groups where the agenda is to meet others and have fun

C  sexual encounter that occurs between individuals who have no relationship commitment.

D  Fishing on the internet

A  having unprotected sex

B  sexual encounter that occurs between individuals who have no relationship commitment.

C  going out in groups where the agenda is to meet others and have fun

D  having romantic relationships with a group of people

A  inability to pay for a wedding,

B  doubts about potential spouse

C  falling in love with partner

D  fear of divorce