CFT 360 Test 4 Solved 100% Correct
According to Gillespie, the resource hypothesis (which presents resources as neutral
and power as gender-free) is - "rationalizing the preponderance of the male sex."
According to John Gottman and his colleagues, anger, sadness, whining, disgust,
tension and fear, belligerence, contempt, and defensiveness are all examples of -
negative affect
According to John Gottman and his colleagues, when one partner's first negative
expression is reciprocated with an escalation of the negativity, this reflects - refusing to
accept influence
According to race/ethnicity, victimization rates are highest for __________ women. -
native american
according to the text, negotiating family boundary changes is particularly difficult when
the loss of a family member is - ambiguous.
Coping in which each partner attempts to cope with his or her own strain in ways that do
not harm the relationship and also attend to the other's emotional needs is called -
relationship focused coping
During the period of disorganization, family members face the decision of whether to
express or to smother any __________ they may have. - angry feelings
Estimates are that __________ percent of women experience marital rape. - 10-14
Families whose members choose to be __________ in roles and leadership meet crises
creatively. - flexible
In a recent book on men and communication called I Don't Want to Talk About It,
therapist Terrence Real attributes males' withdrawal to - a secret legacy of depression
In general, stressors are more difficult to cope with when they - are serious
Intimate terrorism is - method of establishing power
IPV perpetrators and victims tend to be - young adults
Joline and Noah have been married for several years. They respond to each other
warmly, with interest, affection, and shared humor. Joline and Noah's behavior reflects -
positive effect
According to Gillespie, the resource hypothesis (which presents resources as neutral
and power as gender-free) is - "rationalizing the preponderance of the male sex."
According to John Gottman and his colleagues, anger, sadness, whining, disgust,
tension and fear, belligerence, contempt, and defensiveness are all examples of -
negative affect
According to John Gottman and his colleagues, when one partner's first negative
expression is reciprocated with an escalation of the negativity, this reflects - refusing to
accept influence
According to race/ethnicity, victimization rates are highest for __________ women. -
native american
according to the text, negotiating family boundary changes is particularly difficult when
the loss of a family member is - ambiguous.
Coping in which each partner attempts to cope with his or her own strain in ways that do
not harm the relationship and also attend to the other's emotional needs is called -
relationship focused coping
During the period of disorganization, family members face the decision of whether to
express or to smother any __________ they may have. - angry feelings
Estimates are that __________ percent of women experience marital rape. - 10-14
Families whose members choose to be __________ in roles and leadership meet crises
creatively. - flexible
In a recent book on men and communication called I Don't Want to Talk About It,
therapist Terrence Real attributes males' withdrawal to - a secret legacy of depression
In general, stressors are more difficult to cope with when they - are serious
Intimate terrorism is - method of establishing power
IPV perpetrators and victims tend to be - young adults
Joline and Noah have been married for several years. They respond to each other
warmly, with interest, affection, and shared humor. Joline and Noah's behavior reflects -
positive effect
