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Exam 3 Flashcards

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Gender Identity

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A sense of being male/female and what that means in society

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Gender Roles

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Expectations society has about a person’s attitudes/behaviors on being male/female

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Gender Role Stereotypes

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The assumptions/standard about the gender

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Masculinity

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Gender linked pattern of traits traditionally associated with men

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Femininity

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Associated with women

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Androgyny

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Blend of traditionally masculine and feminine personality traits in one person
Characteristics not rigidly assigned

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Talcott Parson’s Theory

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Men:”instrumental” breadwinner, manager, leader of family
Women:”Expressive” caring for emotional well being of family by nurturing/comforting

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Theories of Gender Role Development

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  • Social Learning Theory
  • Cognitive Development Theory
  • Family Systems Theory
  • Feminist Framework
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Social Learning Theory

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How individuals learn behavior patterns considered appropriate for their sex from gender divisions and society

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Cognitive Development Theory

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Child matures, progresses through stages of development, become more flexible in their thinking

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Family Systems Theory

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Entire family must change when an individual member changes

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Feminist Framework

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Women are exploited, devalued, and appressed and affirms their equality with men

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Power

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Ability one has to change the behavior of other members in the social system, do what you want them to

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Family Power

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applied to family
Characteristic of relationships not people
Changes over time- particularly under stress

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Financial Stress

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#1 Stressor across Life style
associated with family stress and conflict
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Wealth and Happiness

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As money increases – expectations increase

Many distracts other aspects of life

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Most difficult Periods Financially

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Child Bearing
Launching Stages(peak stress period)
Also Retirement

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18
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Meaning of Money

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Often hidden factor in marriages

Security, Status, Enjoyment, Control

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Process of Planning/Utilizing Money

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  1. Organizing/planning

2. Implementing Decisions

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Organizing/Planning

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Value Clarifacation
Goal Setting
Resource allocation (save up for this)

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Implementing Decisions

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Facilitating
Checking In/monitoring
Adjusting

22
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Budgeting

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A plan for balancing income and expenses

by category

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Understanding credit

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Always pack more than the minimum

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Love vs Friendship

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Love is more intense and passionate

The strongest love relationships have roots in friendship

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The Fabric of friendship

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Enjoyment, trust, understanding, acceptance, respect, confiding

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Love has more

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Fascination, Sexual Desire, Exclusiveness

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2 Clusters diving love from friendship

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Passion

Caring

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Passion Cluster

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Fascination
Sexual desire
Exclusiveness

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Caring Cluster

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Advocacy for partner

Giving the utmost

30
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Love triangle

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Commitment
Passion
Intimacy

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Commitment

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Cognitive Aspect
A person’s attachment to another
Develops over time and desire to be faithful

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Intimacy

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The bonding an emotional closeness
Sharing feelings
Self-Disclosure

33
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Passion

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Develops quickly
Romantic feelings, desires, arousal
Being affectionate

34
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Love triangle 8 types

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  1. Non-love
  2. Liking
  3. Infatuation
  4. Empty Love
  5. Fatuous Love
  6. Companionate Love
  7. Romantic Love
  8. Consummative love
35
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Two types of Games

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Constructive: Enhances relationships intimacy
Destructive: Creates distance and dissatisfaction

36
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Theories of Mate Selection

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  • Homogamy vs Complementary
  • The Filter Theory
  • Stimulus-Value-Role Theory
  • Reiss’s Wheel theory of Love
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Homogamy vs Complementary

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Homogamy: attracted and marry someone from same background
Complementary: attraction attraction to someone who complements ones personality “opposites attract”

38
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The filter theory

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Filters down possibilities

Propinquity(nearness), Social background(who are not similar), attractive, compatible, Balance

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Stimulus-Value-Role Theory

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Stimulus: what draws you together, energizes relationship
Values: compatible of basic value/beliefs
Roles: discovering each others feelings about different things

40
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Reiss’s Wheel theory of Love (4 Components)

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  • Rapport
  • Self-Revelation
  • Mutual Dependency
  • Intimacy Needs Fulfillment
41
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Types of mate selection

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Parent Arranged

American Dating

42
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Parent-arranged Marriage

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Based on idea that community elders and parents have wisdom to select appropriate spouse

43
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American Dating Style

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Individual choice based on love
“trial and error”
High divorce rate

44
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Physical attractiveness

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Ranked third behind intelligence and “being funny”

45
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Men

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more interested in physical attractiveness

46
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Women

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more interested in personal qualities

47
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Mating Gradient

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tendency of women to marry men who are better educated or more successful then themselves

48
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Harvard study

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3 Questions
Do you like horror movies?
Have you ever travelled around another country alone?
Wouldn’t it be fun to chuck it all and go live on a sailboat?

49
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Cohabitation

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two unrelated adults of the opposite sex sharing the same living quarters
60-70%

50
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Types of Cohabitation

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Linus Blanket
Emancipation
Convenience
Testing

51
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Endogamy vs Exogamy

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Endogamy: Choosing a mate from within one’s own group
Exogamy: Choosing a mate from outside one’s own group

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