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Chapter 9 | CEDP 316 - PSYCHOLOGY OF ADJUSTMENT, Quizzes of School management&administration

From book Class: CEDP 316 - PSYCHOLOGY OF ADJUSTMENT; Subject: Couns, Educational, & Dev Psyc; University: Eastern Washington University; Term: Spring 2010;

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2009/2010

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TERM 1
Marriage
DEFINITION 1
Legally and socially sanctioned union of sexually intimate
adults.
TERM 2
Cohabitation
DEFINITION 2
Living together in a sexually intimate relationship without the
legal bonds of marriage.
TERM 3
Tradititonal Model of marriage
DEFINITION 3
1. Increased acceptance of singleho od-age of 35 are remaining
single. 2. Increased accpetance of c ohabititaion- it's become okay
3. Reduced premium on permananc e-perminat commitment
divorce can be seen as justifiable. 4. T ransitions in gender roles-
womans movement and economic pressures have shifted the roles
in families. 5.Increased voluntary child lessness. 6. Decline of the
traditonal nuclear family.
TERM 4
Monogamy
DEFINITION 4
The practice of having only one spouse at a time.
TERM 5
Polygamy
DEFINITION 5
Having more than one spouse at a time
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Marriage

Legally and socially sanctioned union of sexually intimate adults. TERM 2

Cohabitation

DEFINITION 2 Living together in a sexually intimate relationship without the legal bonds of marriage. TERM 3

Tradititonal Model of marriage

DEFINITION 3

  1. Increased acceptance of singlehood-age of 35 are remaining single. 2. Increased accpetance of cohabititaion- it's become okay
  2. Reduced premium on permanance-perminat commitment divorce can be seen as justifiable. 4. Transitions in gender roles- womans movement and economic pressures have shifted the roles in families. 5.Increased voluntary childlessness. 6. Decline of the traditonal nuclear family. TERM 4

Monogamy

DEFINITION 4 The practice of having only one spouse at a time. TERM 5

Polygamy

DEFINITION 5 Having more than one spouse at a time

Endogamy

Tendency of people to marry within thier social group. TERM 7

Homogamy

DEFINITION 7 Tendency of people marry others who have simular personal characteristics. TERM 8

Stimulus Value Role Theory Bernard Murstein

DEFINITION 8 Couple generally proceed through three stages the stimulus, the value, and the role. as they move toward marriage. 1. Persons attraction to members of the other gender depends mainly on the stimulus characteristics, such as physical attractiveness, social status, occuational success, and reputation. 2. Compadablity in values, sdditudes about sex, relgion, gender roles, politics, lesizure activites. 3.Start evaulating whether the other person does a satisfactory job in the role of the intimate companion, power in the relationship. TERM 9

Decision to marry Peter Stein

DEFINITION 9 -Interviewed single people ages 22-45 to determine the motivational factors that influence to the descion to marry. *Pushes toward marriage-invole deficits supposedly felt by single persons. *Pushes towards singlehood-involve deficts felt by married people. *Pulls- postive factors associated with marriage or being single. TERM 10

Predictors of marital sucess

DEFINITION 10 *Family background- compared to the satifiction of marrige between your parents. *Age-the ages of the bride and groom are alos related to the likihood of success. couple who marry young have a higher divorse rate.