Chapter 1 Notes

Question 0

Surveys show that those who say they are “very happy”

How many of those are married?

Answer 0

40%

Question 1

is a major risk factor in increasing blood pressure in older people

Answer 1

Loneliness

Question 2

Key area happy couples built into solid strengths are?

Answer 2

• they communicate well
• have compatible personalities
• agree handing conflicts
• are flexible as a couple
• emotionally close

Question 3

What are the five components of marriage?

Answer 3

1) emotional
2) ceremonial
3) Legal
4) Sexual Faithfulness
5) Parenting

Question 4

The Extend family is?

Answer 4

Kin & Affiliated Kin

Question 5

are unrelated: individuals who are treated ad if they are related

Answer 5

Affiliated Kin

Question 6

Why have families at all? 4 Benefits?

Answer 6

1) Economics Benefits: Economies of Scale
2) Proximity:Convenience
3) Familiarity: At your best & at your worst
4) Continuity:People who are alway there for you

Question 7

a unit of two or more people who are related by blood,marriage,or adoption and who live together

Answer 7

family

Question 8

Any group of persons residing together (Census Bureaus)

Answer 8

Household

Question 9

Consists of father,mother,and children living together-also referred to as the modern family

Answer 9

The Nuclear Family

Question 10

(family of orientation)- the family into which you were born in which you grew up

Answer 10

Family of origin

Question 11

(family of cohabitation)- is the family you begin if and when married and have kids

Answer 11

family of procreation

Question 12

a family in which members live in two different houses (divorce)

Answer 12

Binuclear Family

Question 13

(step-family) is created when 2 people marry and one or both brings into household a child or children from pervious marriage

Answer 13

blended family

Question 14

your relatives by blood, marriage, remarriage, or adoption.

Answer 14

Kin

Question 15

Newly married partners live with the husband family

-Most common pattern around the world

Answer 15

Patrilocal

Question 16

Newly married couples establish their own home

-North America

Answer 16

Neolocal

Question 17

Newly married couple reside with wife’s family (Pacific Island,African,and some Native American)

Answer 17

Martrilocal

Question 18

• Was supposed to provide romance,growth, and sexual fulfillment
• shared decisions & tasks equally
• adolescents children were allowed greater freedom from parental supervision

Answer 18

Rise of New Form The Companionate’s

Families in the Modern Era

Question 19

(1946-1964) had a major impact on society,economics,and family practices. 26% population

Answer 19

The Baby Born

Question 20

Huge migration to the suburbs-homeownership

Answer 20

suburbanization

Question 21

Mother’s used the advised of Dr. Spockin,raising children-communicate to children instead of using physical discipline, Permissiveness,juvenile, delinquency, and divorce.

Answer 21

The Child Centered Culture

Question 22

People are living longer and marrying later

Answer 22

Trend 1 (How the Family Strands Today)

Question 23

Women are having fewer children and waiting longer to have them

Answer 23

Trend 2 (The Family Stands Today)

Question 24

More people are living alone or in unmarried relationships

Answer 24

Trend 3 (The Family Stands Today)

Question 25

More families are single-parent families

Answer 25

Trend 4 (The Family Stands Today)

Question 26

There are more divorces,remarriages, and blended families

Answer 26

Trend 5( The Family Stands Today)