chapter 14 notecards Flashcards

1
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the lives of many young people today indicate that the transition to adult roles has become so delayed that it has spawned a new transitional period

A

emerging adulthood

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reflects the young persons thoughts and feelings about making a permanent commitment to an intimate partner

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intimacy versus isolation

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levinsons seasons of life
each stage begins with a ________
followed by a _______ during which individuals build a ________ aimed at balancing inner personal demands and outside social demands
eventually people question the current structure and a _________ occurs

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transition
stable phase
life structure
new transition

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4
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the underlying design of a persons life, consisting of relationships with significant individuals, groups and institutions

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life structure

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5
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livens found that during the early adult transition most people construct a ______, an image of themselves in the adult world that guides their decision making
for men, usually emphasizes on __________ in an occupational role
most career oriented women display ______ involving both marriage and career

A

dream
independent achiever
split dreams

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age graded expectations for major life events such as starting a first job, getting married, birth of the first child and buying a home and retiring

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social clock

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7
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sternbergs triangular theory of love identifies3 components that ________ as romantic relationships develop

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shift in emphasis

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the emotional component, involves warm, tender communication, expressions of concern about others well being, and desire for the partner to reciprocate

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intimacy

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9
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the desire for sexual activity and romance, the physical and psychological arousal component

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passion

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the cognitive component, leading partners to decide that they are in love and to maintain that love

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commitment

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intense sexual attraction (passion component only)

is strong at the beginning of a relationship, gradually declines in for of intimacy and committment

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passionate love

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12
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warm trusting affection and caregiving

A

intimacy and commitment

companionate love

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13
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Important features of higher-quality, long-lasting relationships include consistent expressions of ______ and constructive _______

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commitment and conflict resolution

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resolution involves directly expressing wishes and needs, listening patiently, asking for clarification, compromising, accepting responsibility, forgiving their partner, and avoiding the escalation of negative interaction sparked by criticism, contempt, defensiveness, and stonewalling

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constructive conflict

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15
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Women have more intimate same-sex friendships than men, and often prefer to “just talk” (usually about __________) with friends

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communal concerns

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16
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After marriage, other-sex friendships _____ with age for men but ___ for women, who tend to form them in the workplace

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decline

increase

17
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sequence of phases characterizing the development of most families around the world
some people, volunarily or involunatarily, _______ experince all the family life cycle phases

A

family life cycle

do not

18
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most consistent predictor of marital stability

A

age of marriage

19
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– involving clear division of husband’s and wife’s roles, still exist in Western nations

A

traditional marriages

20
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partners relate as equals, sharing power and authority

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egalitarian marriages

21
Q

The early weeks after a baby enters the family are full of profound change
Constant caregiving, added financial responsibilities, and less time for the couple’s relationship
These demands usually cause the gender roles of husband and wife to become _________
Even for couples who are strongly committed to gender equality

A

more traditional