Exam 7: Premarital and Non-Marital Relationships

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Several U.S. studies have found that couples who cohabit before marriage report lower-quality marriages, lower commitment to the institution of marriage, more individualistic views of marriage, and greater likelihood of divorce.

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Unmarried couples sharing a household is known as non-marital __________ or consensual unions.

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The Freudian idea that a female wants to marry a male much like her father is called

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An exchange theory of mate selection would assume

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Ira Reiss's Wheel Theory of Love proposed that sociocultural influences are important in relationship formation.

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Census data reveals that the majority (over 50 percent) of non-marital cohabitors are young people under the age of 25.

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The process mate selection today is less individualized and flexible than it was in the 19th and early 20ᵗʰ centuries.

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Explain Willard Waller's "Principle of least interest." What does it mean? To whom does it apply?

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The "wheel theory of love" was proposed by

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It is more likely that "likes marry likes" than "opposites attract."

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Cross culturally, why is there a consistent finding of lower quality relationships, less happiness, and higher dissolution rates among cohabitants than marrieds?

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One of the most fruitful approaches to the study of mate selection has been to analyze the personality traits of each spouse.

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Explain the theory of complementary needs. Does research evidence support it? Why or why not?

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Which of the following societies did not link love to marriage?

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