FLHD 2400 Midterm Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass

FLHD 2400 Midterm Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass Married people are happier than... A. Single people B. Widowed people C. Cohabiting people D. A and B E. All of the above - E. All of the above Chpt. 1: People in a marriage, according to Waite and Gallagher, were found to be what? A. Happier B. Healthier C. Weathier D. All of the above - D. All of the above 2Brittie Donald, All Rights Reserved © 2025 For men and women, what is the median age for first marriage? - 30 for males, 28 for females Approximately what percentage of the United States population marries at least once? - 85% Since the 1980s the divorce rate continues to climb. True or False - False This historical event eventually made it easier to make money, thus it shifted marriage from just having a work companion, to finding someone you love. - The Industrial Revolution Prior to the 1900s, why did people have so many children? - Because there was no reliable birth control and Because children were seen as an asset, rather than a liability There are a number of contributing factors as to why people are having fewer children than just thirty years ago. Which of the following is NOT one of them? a. The advent of birth control B. The later age of first marriage C. Concerns about the cost of childcare 3Brittie Donald, All Rights Reserved © 2025 D. Fears over vaccines - D. Fears over vaccines What is the factor that predicts whether husbands/wives feel satisfied with the sex, romance and passion in their marriage? - The quality of a couple's friendship Why did cohabitation become more common since the 1990s? - More people are worried about ending up divorced than in the past and There was less social stigma against it As discussed in the lecture, attachment theory posits that a child learns from their attachment figure two sets of beliefs, what are they? (choose more than one) A. Why am I different from others? B. Am I worthy of other's love? C. Can I handle stress? D. Will others be there when I need them? - B. Am I worthy of other's love? D. Will others be there when I need them? Kailey's mother struggled with depression on and off throughout her childhood. Sometimes her mother was warm and engaged with Lisa, other times her mother would disappear into her room for weeks at a time and hardly come out, leaving Kailey to feel abandoned. What attachment style is this parenting most likely to produce in Kailey? 4Brittie Donald, All Rights Reserved © 2025 A. Secure attachment B. Insecure Avoidant C. Insecure Anxious D. Reactive Attachment - C. Insecure Anxious When the stress comes on, Karen's typical response is to make a joke of things. She likes to relieve tension in the system, by getting everyone to laugh. Most likely in her family of origin she played what role? A. Family hero B. Scapegoat C. Rescuer/Enabler D. Mascot E. None of these - D. Mascot