Chapter 4 Flashcards

(42 cards)

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marriages are determined by their families

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Arranged marriage

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the process by which a commitment to marriage is developed

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courtship

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2
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neither partner saw the other until the day of their wedding

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Blind marriage

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a man must pay money or property to the future bride’s family for the right to marry her.

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Bride Price

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4
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the money, property, or goods a women brings to the marriage

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Dowry

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5
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run away and get married

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Elope

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the bride,groom or both are forced to marry against their will and under duress that includes both physical and emotional pressure

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forced marriage

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7
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generally make our own decisions about choosing our partners

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open courtship system

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(marriage market) prospective partners compare the personal,social,and financial resources of eligible mates and then bargain for the best they can get

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relationship market

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9
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financial security as a bargaining chip

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Traditional Partnership

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both partners play similar roles

ex: income potential, social status, emotional support

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egalitarian partnership

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the process of meeting people socially for the purpose of possibly forming an exclusive long-term relationship

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dating

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What are the 6 functions of dating?

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1) Recreation
2) Companionship
3) intimacy and sex
4) mate selection
5) socialization
6) status achievement

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the process by which we learn the skills we need to survive as individuals and as members of society

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socialization

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social ranking, or the prestige attached to a particular position in society

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status achievement

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marriage between partners of similar education and social class, ethnicity, race, religion and age.

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Homogamy

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their nearness to you in place and time

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the cultural expectation that a person marries with his or her own social group in terms of race,religion, and social class

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to marry outside your family group

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sexual relations between people who are related to each other

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one sex has a more limited pool of eligible marriage candidates than the other

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the marriage squeeze

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(marriage gradient)- the tendency for man to marry downward in class and women to marry upward with the respect to age, education and occupational success

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mating gradient

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are settings in which people do not normally interact and so potential partners are not likely to meet

ex: shopping malls, airports.

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are settings in which people are likely to interact and so potential partners may meet

ex: parties, church groups.

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closed fields

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a common friend or relative introduces 2 singles who are unknown to each other
Blind Date
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men, who are twice as apt as women to place personal ads, tend to emphasize appearance and attractiveness in the women they seek
Women as sex objects
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women are more apt to say that they are looking for men who are "intelligent" "professional" "college educated: while also stressing sensitivity and caring
men as sex objects
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relationships websites can expose you to a wider variety of potential partners
advantages of online dating
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you do not have the nonverbal communication that can tell you a lot about a person
disadvantages of online dating
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you are allowed to watch videos of others talking and in various activities in return for allowing others to watch your video
Video Dating
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arrange introductions for a fee
Marriage Bureaus
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publish profiles for a fee for the benefit of men seeking wives
Mail-order Bride
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is a period of time that begins with the marriage proposal and a formal announcement that the couple plans to be married
engagement
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spending time in unstructured groups | also called pack dating
hanging out
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a physical encounter that allows possible sexual interaction without commitment
Hooking up
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two people do everything together
Joined at the hip
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as many as 10 million Americans enter into a romance with a fellow employee each year
dating in the workplace
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for the single parent,the divorced, the widowed, and singles over the age 65, dating has special challenges especially if the person has children
second time around dating
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is a destructive reaction that tends to occur when a person is not much invested in the relationship, express in chronic complaints,frequent criticism,refusal to discuss difficulties, and spending less time with the partner until the relationship finally dies
neglect response
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withdrawing or threatening to withdraw from a relationship who have been involved with each other for only a short period of time ot are only minimally invested
The Exit Response
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choosing to stay with one's partner despite any problems but making no attempt to try to resolve them, hoping that they will smooth out overtime
The Loyalty Response
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people who value the relationship and who are invested in it but who feel that it has problems that need to be discussed
The Voice Response