Question 1

After the 1900s, the key resource that young people in the United States gained, which changed the centuries-old system of courtship, was

Accepted Answer

A) education. 
B) land. 
C) inheritance. 
D) spending money. 
A) education. 
B) land. 
C) inheritance. 
D) spending money.

Question 2

Which of the following is one of the components of the marriage market?

Accepted Answer

A) databases 
B) brokers 
C) platforms 
D) resources 
A) databases 
B) brokers 
C) platforms 
D) resources

Question 3

A marriage in which the emphasis is on affection, sexual gratification, and friendship is called

Accepted Answer

A) institutional marriage. 
B) companionate marriage. 
C) individualistic marriage. 
D) companionable marriage. 
A) institutional marriage. 
B) companionate marriage. 
C) individualistic marriage. 
D) companionable marriage.

Question 4

Why do people still marry?

Accepted Answer

There are many reasons why people still

Question 5

Recent studies suggest that cohabitation is

Accepted Answer

A) an alternative way of being single. 
B) most common among college-educated young adults. 
C) not seen as an alternative to marriage by most young adults. 
D) declining in its prevalence and acceptance. 
A) an alternative way of being single. 
B) most common among college-educated young adults. 
C) not seen as an alternative to marriage by most young adults. 
D) declining in its prevalence and acceptance.

Question 6

In the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, companionship and sexual fulfillment became more important to a successful marriage.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

Parental influence over children's marriage choices is most effective and direct when there is land or wealth to pass on.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Which of the following was not a factor in changing the nature of marriage from companionship to individualization?

Accepted Answer

A) a rise in the standard of living 
B) increasing economic independence of young women 
C) the exposure of women to new ideas beyond the home 
D) the migration of large numbers of people to rural areas 
A) a rise in the standard of living 
B) increasing economic independence of young women 
C) the exposure of women to new ideas beyond the home 
D) the migration of large numbers of people to rural areas

Question 9

Match between columns
                        Premises: companionate marriage
courtship
union
individualized marriage
domestic partnerships
marriage market
men
cohabitation
specialization model
income-pooling model
institutional marriage

Accepted Answer

The Answer of marriage in which the emphasis is on is...

Question 10

concluded that, in the 1920s, young adults wanted

Accepted Answer

A) sexual allure. 
B) material success. 
C) romantic love. 
D) domesticity. 
A) sexual allure. 
B) material success. 
C) romantic love. 
D) domesticity.

Question 11

How did Maud look at the difference between romantic love and spiritual love, and which did she choose?

Accepted Answer

To provide an accurate answer to the que

Question 12

What factors contributed to the recognition of adolescence as a stage of life in the United States?

Accepted Answer

There were several factors that contribu

Question 13

Which of the following is a feature of the companionate marriage?

Accepted Answer

A) sharp division of labor 
B) equal sharing of authority between husband and wife 
C) women's role as equal earners 
D) discouragement of sex for pleasure 
A) sharp division of labor 
B) equal sharing of authority between husband and wife 
C) women's role as equal earners 
D) discouragement of sex for pleasure

After the 1900s, the key resource that young people in the United States gained, which changed the centuries-old system of courtship, was

Which of the following is one of the components of the marriage market?

A marriage in which the emphasis is on affection, sexual gratification, and friendship is called

Why do people still marry?

Recent studies suggest that cohabitation is

In the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, companionship and sexual fulfillment became more important to a successful marriage.

Parental influence over children's marriage choices is most effective and direct when there is land or wealth to pass on.

Which of the following was not a factor in changing the nature of marriage from companionship to individualization?

concluded that, in the 1920s, young adults wanted

How did Maud look at the difference between romantic love and spiritual love, and which did she choose?

What factors contributed to the recognition of adolescence as a stage of life in the United States?

Which of the following is a feature of the companionate marriage?

Public and Private Families

The History of the Family

Gender and Families

Social Class and Family Inequality

Race, Ethnicity, and Families

Sexualities

Work and Families

Children and Parents

Older People and Their Families

Domestic Violence

Divorce

Stepfamilies

The Family, the State, and Social Policy

Filters

Exam 7: Cohabitation and Marriage

After the 1900s, the key resource that young people in the United States gained, which changed the centuries-old system of courtship, was

Which of the following is one of the components of the marriage market?

A marriage in which the emphasis is on affection, sexual gratification, and friendship is called

Why do people still marry?

Recent studies suggest that cohabitation is

In the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, companionship and sexual fulfillment became more important to a successful marriage.

Parental influence over children's marriage choices is most effective and direct when there is land or wealth to pass on.

Which of the following was not a factor in changing the nature of marriage from companionship to individualization?

concluded that, in the 1920s, young adults wanted

How did Maud look at the difference between romantic love and spiritual love, and which did she choose?

What factors contributed to the recognition of adolescence as a stage of life in the United States?

Which of the following is a feature of the companionate marriage?

Public and Private Families

The History of the Family

Gender and Families

Social Class and Family Inequality

Race, Ethnicity, and Families

Sexualities

Work and Families

Children and Parents

Older People and Their Families

Domestic Violence

Divorce

Stepfamilies

The Family, the State, and Social Policy

Filters