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What are Gottsman’s 4 Horsemen

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Criticism (verbally attacking personality or character)
Contempt (Attacking sense of self with intent to insult or abuse)
Defensiveness (Victimizing yourself to ward off a perceived attack and reverse the blame)
Stonewalling (Withdrawing to Avoid Conflict and convey disapproval, distance, and separation)

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What are the antidotes to Gottsman’s 4 Horsemen?

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Gentle Start up (Talk about your feelings using I statements)
Build a culture of appreciation (reminding yourself of your partner’s positive qualities)
Take responsibility (Accept your partners perspective, and offer an apology for any wrong doing)
Physiological Self-soothing (Take a break and spend that time doing something soothing and distracting)

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What is the Morbidity-Mortality Paradox?

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-Women have higher rates of chronic, nonfatal, debilitating conditions (Morbidity) Men have higher rates of death from all the most common causes of death except Alzheimer’s (Mortality). True across all ages in all regions of the world.

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What are some possible explanations for the Morbidity-Mortality Paradox?

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Men are more likely to participate in risky behaviors
83% of accidental deaths are men.
71% of vehicular fatalities,
Men are more reckless drivers, less likely to wear seatbelts, more likely to speed etc.. 3 times more likely to die in a road accident even controlled for how often they drive.
Could be derived from evolutionary theory of health and longevity
Smoking, HIV, Binge Drinking, eating habits, alcoholism
Health-relevant traits (how people are)
Agentic traits and illness
Unmitigated agency-trait negatively impacts physical health by creating interpersonal conflicts, eroding social support
Unmitigated communion-negatively impacts physical health by leading people to be overly intrusive and to exert great deals of energy to support others
Biological Explanations
Y chromosome significantly smaller than x chromosome, more susceptible to abnormal disease producing genes, muscle dystrophy or hemophilia. The extra x allows the normal genes to override any abnormalities
Hormones
Testosterone
Suppresses body’s immune system, increases risk taking behaviors, increases deposition of healthy fat, results in men being more vulnerable to infections
Estrogen:
Increases cardiovascular output, mimicking exercise. increases expression of longevity-associated genes Increases risk for some forms of cancer.

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What is the order of ACT-CC

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A: Appreciation: Expressing gratitude to others
Idea of Masters vs. Disasters
Masters: Scan the social environment and the partner for things they can appreciate and say thank you for.
Disasters: Scan the social environment for partner’s mistakes.

A: Affection
He mentioned love languages in class, but mostly to say there isn’t a lot of scientific backing. Main idea is there are a lot of ways to show love and we should try to cater to the specific people we interact with
Masters: Turn toward bids (attempts to engage) are reciprocated
Disasters: Turn toward bids aren’t reciprocated as often
C: Commitment:
Self-disclosure,
Forgiveness
Showing up

T: Time together: Value in both big events and everyday effects
Productive vs. Consumptive activities

C: Constructive Problem Solving
What characterizes constructive problem solving? “What distinguishes the marriages that last from those that don’t is not how often they argue, but how they argue and how they treat each other on a daily basis.”

Communication

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What are the main predictors of division of work?

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Time availability
Relative income hypothesis
Trade off income for housework based on whoever makes more money
Gender role ideology hypothesis
Maternal Gatekeeping
Women’s reluctance to give up household and childcare work to men

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What is the glass ceiling effect?

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The invisible barriers that keep women from rising to the upper rungs of the corporate ladder, regardless of their qualifications or achievements

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What is the glass cliff effect?

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Women get called upon more often than men to help save companies in decline (when a company needs to be saved from failure or from a high-profile scandal) Ex. Boeing

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What is the sticky floor effect?

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Barriers that keep low-wage workers from ascending from the bottom

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What is the glass escalator effect?

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The structural advantage that males possess in female-dominated occupations that tend to enhance males’ careers. Ex. Registered nurses, elementary and middle school teachers, social workers)

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What is Dunbar’s number

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The number of people with a person’s social circle of friends, close friends, etc. usually max’s out around 150.

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What is the top reason for seeking marital therapy?

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Emotional affection (basic unhappiness/lack of love, vague affection/intimacy, feeling alone/can’t confide in spouse)

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What is the bottom reason for seeking Marital therapy?

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Infidelity/flirting

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What are chosen families?

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LGBTQ+ intentional community of friends, stand in for biological families.

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What are the gender differences in how men and women seek closeness and intimacy in relationships?

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Men: Focus on shared activities, Conversations about nonpersonal topics
Women: Shared emotions, personal disclosure, talking through problems, social support.

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What is the homosocial perspective

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Men achieve friendship intimacy by hierarchical units that share goals and joint activities that contain opposing emotions (Competition)

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What are the 6 things that were talked about to increase belonging for LGBTQ+ students

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Talk kindly about the LGBTQ people in your life. Share the positive ways they impact you.

Use the language and labels individuals use to describe themselves. If they use SSA, use that.
Cultivate curiosity about the lives of LGBTQ friends and family. Ask them respectful questions. Admit when you don’t know. Open-ended questions, Not asking about the future, gives additional pressure.
Do your own research on LGBTQ related issues, including current events that impact your loved-ones.
Be aware of conversations, meetings and groups where the perspective of LGBTQ & SSA people are needed.
Include your LGBTQ and SSA friends in your day-to-day life.

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Which race/ethnicity experienced the most growth in identifying as LGBT over the last 5 years?

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Hispanic

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What are the proposed etiologies of sexual orientation?

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Fraternal Birth Order Effect: The More older brothers, the higher chances that one of the younger brothers will identify as gay.
Neurohormonal Effect: Effects of testosterone, causes 2D, 4D effect. 2D generally longer in homosexual men
Alliance Formation Hypothesis connections = survive
Kin Selection: Increasing the chances of their relatives surviving, altruism, “gay uncle effect”,
Fecundity Hypothesis: More maternal relatives
Tipping Point: Alleles = attraction
Biobehavioral model like/love/desire = fluidity

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What is the latino health paradox?

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Latinos live longer than whites generally, despite having lower education levels and incomes and being far less likely to have health insurance

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Which group has the lowest life expectancy?

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Native Americans

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What are some hypothesized causes for the Latino Health Paradox?

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Community, family size, diet, caring for the Elderly, cultural expectations

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What are some examples of internalizing symptoms?

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Depression, anxiety, withdrawal, restrictive eating

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What are some examples of externalizing disorders?

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Aggression, drug abuse, impulsivity, danger-seeking,

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According to the assigned readings, what percentage of people in the United States will meet diagnostic criteria for a mental illness at some point in their lifetime?

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47%

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Men tend to exhibit ________ symptoms and women tend to exhibit _____ symptoms

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Externalizing, Internalizing

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What are some proposed causes of the gender difference between externalizing and internalizing disorders?

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Gender intensification hypothesis: As people enter adolescence, people tend to identify especially heavily with their gender and tend to look around them for models of what is acceptable.
Response styles theory & rumination
Definition: How individuals respond to their own negative emotion, especially linked to depression. It has three Categories: Rumination, Distraction, and Problem solving

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How do high levels of rumination affect depressive symptoms?

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Study showed that higher levels of rumination and lower levels of problem solving and distraction are associated with higher levels of depressive symptoms

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What is the gender difference in response style ratio?

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Girls reported greater depressive symptoms, and rumination and response style ratio score statistically accounted for the gender difference in depressive symptoms

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What are the 3 main theories for why internalizing disorders are more common in women?

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Sexual abuse in childhood, Neuroticism, & Female Sex hormones (specifically Estrogen)

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Why are externalizing disorders more common in men?

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Cultural ideas about anger,
Parental discipline differences
Distraction coping
Impulsivity
Effortful control
Men tend to score higher on Callous-unemotional (CU traits)

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What were the key findings of the Cheng study on predicting an author’s sex?

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  1. Computer was accurate 82% of the time
    ○ 2. Women use more question marks
    ○ 3. Women use more emotionally intensive adjectives (really, very, super, so) ○ 4. Men used more words to express independence (me, I, my, mine)
    ○ 5. Humans not nearly as accurate as computers (Nowack, 2003)
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What were the key findings of the Frazer and Millet study on language in reporting crimes?

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  1. More use of passive voice in describing rape or sexual assault (She was raped…)
  2. More use of passive voice in male-to-female domestic violence “She was beaten…”
  3. More active voice in female-to-male domestic violence (She beat him…)
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Does having a hurricane with a female name have an effect on how people perceive it?

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Hurricanes with feminine names usually have higher death tolls because feminine name seemed less foreboding than a masculine name, causing people to take fewer safety precautions

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What were the highest female variables for sex differences in communication

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  1. Intensifiers
  2. General Socioemotional
  3. Uncertainty
  4. Tag questions
  5. Tentative speech
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What were the highest male variables for sex differences in communication

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  1. Intrusive Interruptions
  2. Total Statements
  3. Suggestions
  4. Duration of speaking
  5. General Interruptions
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What percent of BYU students identify as something besides “Strictly or Exclusively
Heterosexual?

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13.2%

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What percent of Americans identify as lesbian, gay, or bisexual?

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Just over 10% of Americans identify as Lesbian, Gay, or Bisexual.

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What were the results of Lisa Diamond’s study on sexual fluidity?

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Found that roughly 67% of minority women changed their sexual identity over a 10-year span

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What were the key findings of Crowell’s research?

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Active LGBTQ individuals showed higher depression scores than those who had disengaged
Internalized homophobia and identity confusion were not predictive of depression among active LGBTQ individuals
Those whose primary identity was being a member of the church did not have higher depression scores
Those whose primary identity was their sexual identity felt more stigmatized.

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What are some effects of supportive relationships?

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TIE’s
Tactical support,
Informational Support
Emotional Support
Fulfills need to belong
Less hedonic adaptation

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What are the percentages of people who have been in a friends with benefits relationship in colleges nationwide?

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Men: 54%
Women: 45%

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What does RASA stand for in the field of communication?

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Receive, Appreciate, Summarize, Ask

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What are some gendered differences in which household chores, when participated, bring the most relationship satisfaction?

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Women: Highest relationship satisfaction when men do the dishes
Men: Highest relationship satisfaction when men participate in shopping

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What is maternal gatekeeping?

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When women are hesitant or even opposed to letting male family members participate in activities traditionally done by women, such as. cooking or changing diapers.

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What are some key findings to Bosson’s study on relationship conflict?

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Couples who show higher levels of hostility during disagreements are less satisfied
● Couples who show more intimacy and problem-solving during conflict are most satisfied
● Distress and withdrawal predicted lower satisfaction
● How couples fight is more important to relationship satisfaction than how often or about what they fight

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What were some of the main points from Tiffany Turley Bowcutt’s Presentation

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  1. When people feel safe at home, societal violence decreases.
  2. Stats: 1 in 5 women 1 in 6 men; 1 in 15 children; LGBT+ 4x as likely
  3. Honor Code includes amnesty to help with reporting as a way to influence reporting
  4. What about spiritual abuse? (especially BYU…?)
  5. “I felt like I would never smile again, but the Lord had a different smile for me…”
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Who commits more violent crimes between genders?

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Men commit 80% of violent crimes across the globe

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Which gender is more physically aggressive?

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Self-reports and observation say men, but when reports were anonymous there was no significant difference.

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Which gender is more relationally aggressive (such as in gossip)

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Women, but the differences are relatively small.

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Which gender experiences the most aggression?

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Men, both in man-to-man and woman-to-man violence.
Men are more likely to be the victims of violence crimes
LGBTQ individuals experience more aggression than sexual majority individuals as well.

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How do Situational couple violence, intimate partner violence, and intimate terrorism compare in severity.

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Least to most severe: Intimate partner violence, situational couple violence, and intimate terrorism.

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What does mutual violence control entail?

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Both partners exhibit intimate terrorism.

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What are the theories for what causes intimate partner violence?

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Socioeconomic dependence perspective, jealousy, and status inconsistency perspective

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What is the FRIES acronym for consent

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Freely-given, Reversible, Informed, Enthusiastic, Specific