Exam 6: How Does Gender Impact the People You Spend Your Time With the Gender of Friendship and Dating

"Going steady" is seen as a sexual encounter with someone usually lasting one night.

Walker's research demonstrated that working-class people tend to have fewer friends but more intimate friendships of longer duration. This resulted in which of the following for these respondents?

The ______ describes the work that working women are expected to undertake in the home.

Author C. S. Lewis said that friendship was unique and perhaps better than other types of relationships because it is characterized by which two criteria?

Which of the following is true of romantic love?

The dominant definition of manhood, known as ______, leads men to form friendships that are more competitive and rational.

Anglo-European societies have a "voluntary" nature to friendships not seen in other cultures.

Evidence has shown that when women are focused on their career, they are more likely to form intimate friendships.

Which theoretical perspective would argue that girls' close relationships with their mothers facilitate easy friendship connections with other women?

Even though many couples started to "go steady" in the period after World War II, which group of people was still socially expected to wait until marriage to have sex?

Walker argued that ______ needs to be taken into account when examining gender differences in friendship.

Traditionally, when a man went to a woman's house and spent time with her and her family, this process was known as ______.

Symbolic family members are known as ______.

Women's social networks are made up of more ______, while men's networks are comprised of more ______.

Which social group confronts the most friendship constraints?

What predictions would advocates of social network theory make about the behavior of men and women who belong to similar classes (have similar jobs, etc.)? How would this play out in their friendships and relationships?

Into the 19th century, "manly love" was an important part of the definition of masculinity.

In Anglo-European history, ______ were considered unable to commit to forming close friendship bonds, while ______ friendships were characterized as fiercely loyal.

The people with whom you are related through biological or symbolic ties are known as ______.

Evidence has shown that the majority of "friends with benefits" relationships become long-lasting, romantic relationships.