Exam 12: Marriage and Family
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The incest taboo is a universal norm. Why,according to functionalists,is this so?
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Sociologically,there is no such thing as the American family,the African American family,or the white American family.
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John was adopted as an infant by the Smiths,and has always considered them his real family. What do sociologists classify the Smith family as it is regarded by John?
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In the United States,what are the most highly predictable social channels in the choice of a marriage partner?
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In Bongo Bongo,male members of the tribe may each legally have three wives. This is a family relationship defined as ________.
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Sociology and the New Technology,"What Color Eyes? How Tall? Designer Babies on the Way" looks at the possibility of designer babies created from a selection of certain characteristics. Explain the conflict theorists' view of such a phenomenon.
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Journalistic accounts often state that one out of every two marriages ends in divorce. Explain why this statement presents a distorted image of divorce in the United States. Provide an alternative statistic which presents a more accurate description of divorce in the U.S.A.
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Frank,Jim,Martha and Louise occupy the same apartment,sharing routine chores such as cooking,cleaning and laundry. Each contributes a share of their earnings to pay utilities and food costs. Sociologists would describe this group as a ________.
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Internet dating has become the most popular way to meet a prospective mate.
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Down-to-Earth Sociology,"You Want Us to Live Together? What Do You Mean by That?" describes the surge of cohabitation in the United States. What is the relationship between a couple's approach to cohabitation and the likeliness they will stay together and/or continue to cohabit?
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How have housework,childcare,and other family obligations changed over the past forty years?
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What is the single most significant issue that Native American families face?
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-In Figure 12.9,"What Percentage of U.S. Married Women Ages 40-44 Have Never Give Birth?" why do you think Asian Americans are listed as the lowest percentage of married women who never give birth?
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What is the main difference between cohabitation and marriage?
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Of the 60 million married couples in the United States today,statistics show that approximately ________ of these will be divorced a year from now.
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