WSU SOC 351 THE FAMILY FINAL EXAM
QUESTIONS WITH 100% CORRECT
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Term
When is it beneficial for couples to divorce?
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high conflict marriages
cohabitating couples
people who marry young
, couples who describe themselves as unhappy, spend less time with each other,
disagree frequently, and have heated argument
people who are older when they first marry
people who move in together while they're engaged
couples with children
churchgoers
couples in which both spouses have higher education and higher earning are
less likely to divorce
higher income serves as a source of stability and stress reducer
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Definition
men and women having jobs in seperate occupations
women's jobs very similar to their work in homes
occupational segregation combined with the way men and women
divide up unpaid work make up the gender division of labor
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Trends of intermarriage in the U.S. Occupational sex segregation
Marriage as a legal status Compulsive heterosexuality
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Definition
perpetrator would punish the reporter
perpetrator would get in too much trouble
lose financial support
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Consequences of
reporting/leaving IPV Violent resistance
relationships
Motherhood penalty The income effect
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4 of 65
Definition
U.S. more market based and state based solutions
children in U.S. spend more time with parents or informal caregiver
while children in other countries spend more time in day care
centers
U.S. is only wealthy country that does not guarantee paid leave
to take care of children
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, Care work vs. housework vs.
market work The income effect
Trends of children born to Care work trends in US vs
unmarried parents other countries
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5 of 65
Term
Motivations for marriage
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selection effect -
married people are more likely to incentives, social
bring in more income, more pressure, imitation
property, and more education
medical care and access,
education, medical care,
legal protections, property
housing, clothing, food,
rights, tax rights, health
product safety
insurance, after
inspectors, and transportation
spousal death benefits
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QUESTIONS WITH 100% CORRECT
ANSWERS!!
1 of 65
Term
When is it beneficial for couples to divorce?
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high conflict marriages
cohabitating couples
people who marry young
, couples who describe themselves as unhappy, spend less time with each other,
disagree frequently, and have heated argument
people who are older when they first marry
people who move in together while they're engaged
couples with children
churchgoers
couples in which both spouses have higher education and higher earning are
less likely to divorce
higher income serves as a source of stability and stress reducer
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2 of 65
Definition
men and women having jobs in seperate occupations
women's jobs very similar to their work in homes
occupational segregation combined with the way men and women
divide up unpaid work make up the gender division of labor
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Trends of intermarriage in the U.S. Occupational sex segregation
Marriage as a legal status Compulsive heterosexuality
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, 3 of 65
Definition
perpetrator would punish the reporter
perpetrator would get in too much trouble
lose financial support
Give this one a try later!
Consequences of
reporting/leaving IPV Violent resistance
relationships
Motherhood penalty The income effect
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4 of 65
Definition
U.S. more market based and state based solutions
children in U.S. spend more time with parents or informal caregiver
while children in other countries spend more time in day care
centers
U.S. is only wealthy country that does not guarantee paid leave
to take care of children
Give this one a try later!
, Care work vs. housework vs.
market work The income effect
Trends of children born to Care work trends in US vs
unmarried parents other countries
Don't know?
5 of 65
Term
Motivations for marriage
Give this one a try later!
selection effect -
married people are more likely to incentives, social
bring in more income, more pressure, imitation
property, and more education
medical care and access,
education, medical care,
legal protections, property
housing, clothing, food,
rights, tax rights, health
product safety
insurance, after
inspectors, and transportation
spousal death benefits
Don't know?
6 of 65
