chapter 6.5 quiz Flashcards

(30 cards)

1
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What is a “marriage squeeze”?

A

An imbalance in the number of available males and females

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2
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What does exogamy refer to?

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Marrying outside one’s familial group

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3
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Which of the following best explains the Social Exchange Theory?

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People strive to maximize rewards and minimize costs

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4
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Dating today is characterized by which of the following?

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Casual nature

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5
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What is the prime age for dating and mate selection in the U.S.?

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18-24

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6
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Exogamy refers to:

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Marrying outside one’s familial group

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7
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What is the “marriage gradient”?

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Women marry slightly older men, and men marry slightly more attractive women

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8
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Heterogamy refers to:

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Dating individuals with different traits

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9
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What is an example of a “red flag” in a relationship?

A

Controlling behavior

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10
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Which concept supports long-term relationship stability?

A

Homogamy

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11
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What was a key factor in selecting a partner 60 years ago?

A

Parental opinion

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12
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In Stimulus-Value-Role theory, what is the first stage of a relationship?

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Attraction based on physical traits

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13
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What is the goal in Social Exchange Theory?

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Maximize rewards and minimize costs

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14
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What development in the 20th century changed dating practices?

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Automobiles

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15
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People from dysfunctional homes are likely to seek partners who provide what?

A

Nurturing and emotional support

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16
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What is the modern focus when selecting a partner?

17
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What does the term “propinquity” refer to?

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Geographic closeness

18
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What is the tendency of homogamy in relationships?

A

Pairing with similar people

19
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What is the marriage gradient?

A

The tendency for women to marry older men and men to marry more attractive women

20
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How many males aged 18-24 were there according to U.S. Statistical Abstracts?

21
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What might be a filter people use when selecting a mate?

A

Physical appearance

22
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Which country has a significant marriage squeeze due to a male-heavy population?

23
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Attractiveness is considered what in mate selection?

24
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What is the first stage of the Stimulus-Value-Role Theory?

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Initial attraction based on physical traits

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How do homogamous couples develop over time?
They tend to become more alike
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Which stage in Stimulus-Value-Role theory involves comparing values?
After initial attraction
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What is one of the most important factors in long-term relationship success according to homogamy?
Shared values and backgrounds
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What is an example of homogamy in mate selection?
Pairing with someone of a similar background
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When does value comparison occur in a relationship according to Stimulus-Value-Role theory?
After initial attraction
30
Which of the following describes the social gradient in marriage?
Women marry older men, and men marry more attractive women