Exam 16: Remarriages and Stepfamilies
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Exam 16: Remarriages and Stepfamilies105 Questions
Exam 17: Aging Families112 Questions
Exam 18: Topic 1: Gender Roles2 Questions
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A small study cited in the text asked 265 stepmothers about their expectations of the stepmother role. The researchers found that
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WFolktales like Snow White, Cinderella, and Hansel and Gretel reflect the view of stepmothers as
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The text observes that today, more and more stepfamilies result from
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Today, approximately __________ percent of all marriages involve a remarriage of one or both partners.
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Some religions, such as Catholicism, do not recognize a remarriage after divorce unless
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__________ is defined as individuals being 'pushed out' of a household earlier than normal, either because the person is forced to leave or because remaining in the household is so stressful that they 'choose' to leave.
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Family structure (whether the family is first-marriage, cohabiting, divorced, or remarried) is not as important to stepchildren's well-being or future outcomes as is
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Adults who form stepfamilies expect a smooth and quick adjustment while children expect that the stepparent will disappear and their parents will be reunited. This is known as the _________ stage in Papernow's seven-stage model of stepfamily development.
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In remarriage, women may trade child raising for enhanced economic security. This is referred to in the text as ___________.
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Enough remarriages involve stepchildren that travel packages market the "__________," a honeymoon that includes the entire new stepfamily.
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The text points out that immigration and remarriage are similar in three important ways. Which of the following is NOT one of these?
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Explain some of the differences between first unions and remarriages, and explore why remarriages can be more challenging than first marriages.
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Explain the distinction between happiness and stability in remarriages.
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Postdivorce cohabitation is positively associated with ___________.
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Considerable research has found that, on average, stepchildren of all ages have the same rates of juvenile delinquency in comparison with their counterparts in first-marriage families.
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According to the text, considerable research has shown that on average, in comparison with children in first-marriage families, stepchildren of all ages
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The role of the stepparent is ___________; the relationship between a stepparent and stepchild only exists in law as long as the biological parent and stepparent are married.
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According to the __________, the first-marriage family is the "real" model for family living, with all other family forms seen as deficient alternatives.
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Another challenge to remarried families is that roles of stepchild and stepparent are __________.
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