Exam 8: Living Alone, Cohabiting, Same-Sex Unions, and Other Intimate Relationships

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List four social factors that may encourage young people today to postpone marriage or not to marry at all.

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The text points out that, in American society, communes

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Individuals living alone now make up __________ percent of U.S. households.

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The text indicates that perhaps the most important task for unmarried individuals of both genders is

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The text points out that Puerto Rican women have a long history of

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Which state prohibits same-sex couple adoption, although it does allow them to serve as foster parents?

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The __________ case established that nonmarital partners may claim property and support if their explicit or implicit contract (the verbal or written understanding underlying their union) established these obligations.

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The text points out that getting married is still the only way to gain adult status.

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Compared with married women, cohabiting women are __________.

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On average, cohabiting relationships are

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Explain why many social scientists see a declining psychological advantage to marriage compared to singlehood. Compare and contrast the emotional advantages and disadvantages of marriage versus singlehood.

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Mainland Puerto Ricans often define living together as a form of consensual marriage.

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In 2000, __________ became the first country to allow same-sex partners to marry. Some other European countries, as well as Canada, now allow same-sex marriage.

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By 2005, the proportion of nonmarital births to cohabiting heterosexual couples reached about 50 percent.

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By 2003, __________ percent of young adults aged 18-24 lived with their parents.

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Significantly less likely to be married than other racial/ethnic groups, __________ are more likely than other groups to be living by themselves, particularly in older age groups.

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Sociologist Catherine Ross has suggested that we need to reconceptualize various living arrangements as a continuum of

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What percent of lesbians are in long-term, committed relationships?

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In discussing the importance of friendships for single individuals, the text points out that

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To the U.S. Census Bureau __________ still means unmarried.

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