Chapter 7 Intimacy

Question 1

Macro-level Changes in Courtship

Answer 1

From community to individual base level

Question 2

1900 Calling

Answer 2

Young women inviting men to know each other for relationship

Question 3

1920s Dating

Answer 3

Couple’s go out away from supervision of families

Question 4

Initiative shift

Answer 4

Men ask women to date because they have money

Question 5

Courtship: rules defined by peers as…

Answer 5

Shape to select partners or mute

Question 6

Courting

Answer 6

Selecting mate

Question 7

Dating

Answer 7

Finding romance and pleasure, for relationship and enjoyment

Question 8

Hookup

Answer 8

Casual sexual encounters

Question 9

Group Dating/ hanging out

Answer 9

Dating in groups for ambience

Question 10

Traditional gender roles expectations

Answer 10

For interactions and behavior

Question 11

Women’s behavior

Answer 11

Talking with friends or extra time to prepare as in scripts

Question 12

Initiation of women

Answer 12

Asking men out on a date

Question 13

Confusion re: expectations

Answer 13

Young men asking out on dates

Question 14

The higher the class, the higher involvement

Answer 14

Macro forces of upper class

Question 15

Upper class Opportunities

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Privileged social world meaning they can do whatever they want

Question 16

Middle class Opportunities

Answer 16

Attend sponsored social events, churches or school play and likely to be supervised by parents. They could also move somewhere else for the sake of the children

Question 17

Lower Class opportunities

Answer 17

Structured activities less likely due to lack of opportunities

Question 18

People of color dating patter resembles…

Answer 18

Lower class

Question 19

Interracial relationships

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Organizational arrangements foster intergroup contact (military and University)

Question 20

Interracial dating

Answer 20

More common and accepted but can be unfavored

Question 21

Nonpractical considerations for mate selection

Answer 21

Looks

Question 22

Legal regulations

Answer 22

Laws for who to marry or how to hold marriage

Question 23

Social expectations for mate selection

Answer 23

Family members reactions to narrow potential pool

Question 24

Rising of interracial marriages

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1970s- 1%, 2007-5%

Question 25

Rise of approval rates for interracial marriages

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1958- 4%, 2007- 7%

Question 26

Homogamy

Answer 26

People marry others similar to them

Question 27

Hypogamy

Answer 27

Moving down in social class

Question 28

Hypergamy

Answer 28

Move up in social class

Question 29

Preferences of men for choosing partner (1939)

Answer 29

Dependable, emotional stability, pleasing disposition of women

Question 30

Preferences of Women (1939)

Answer 30

Emotional stability, dependable, ambition for men

Question 31

Men and Women mutual attraction (1996)

Answer 31

Mutual attraction, dependable character, emotional stability

Question 32

Sociology of Sexuality

Answer 32

Examining how society shapes expression of sexual desire

Question 33

Social constructionist approach

Answer 33

Diverse social arrangements produce variation in sexual desire and practice

Question 34

Two factors based on sexuality

Answer 34

Behavior and desire

Question 35

Behavior on sexuality

Answer 35

Sexual acts people engage in

Question 36

Desire on sexuality

Answer 36

Motivation to engage in sexual acts

Question 37

Compulsory heterosexuality

Answer 37

Enforcing heterosexual behavior as natural & normal

Question 38

Sexual Identity

Answer 38

Self-classification as lesbian or gay

Question 39

Sexual orientation

Answer 39

Sex of those to whom one attracted to

Question 40

Sexual Revolution: pro Creation

Answer 40

Family centered reproductive system in colonial days

Question 41

Sexual Revolution: 19th century

Answer 41

Romantic sexuality

Question 42

Sexual Revolution: 1920s

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Sexuality and relations as source of identity and happiness

Question 43

Commercialization of sex

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Commodified on television and media

Question 44

AIDS first reported...

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1981

Question 45

Goal treatment of AIDS

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Prevent and delay progression of HIV to AIDS

Question 46

Years of teen sexuality (decreased)

Answer 46

1991- 51%, 2007-48%

Question 47

Median age for 1st intercourse

Answer 47

16.9 for boys and 17.4 for girls

Question 48

Most likely to face teenage childbearing

Answer 48

Latinos more likely than African Americans

Question 49

Sex Education: Philosophical perspective

Answer 49

Normal, natural, and harmful if obsucured by ignorance Scared and religion, sanctioned in interests of procreation

Question 50

Sex Education: Approach perspective

Answer 50

Comprehensive and Abstinence to teach Young's not to engage in sex

Question 51

Sexual scripts

Answer 51

Sexual behaviors follow scripts to learn society's expectations

Question 52

His Sex

Answer 52

``` Increase in happiness- single to dating Sex is casual Stress performance Learn sexuality and masturbation Expect to be experienced ```

Question 53

Her sex

Answer 53

``` Happiness in marriage Sex as bonding experience Stress emotional relationship Learn about love and importance of boys Expect inexperience ```

Question 54

His love

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Men in public sphere to be assigned in larger world to which love is secondary

Question 55

Her love

Answer 55

In the private sphere, emotions work in relationships

Question 56

Same-sex Orientation

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Prohibited until 2003, with similar expectations

Question 57

Love and Class (Middle class women)

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Middle class women value intimacy, sharing, communication than Working class women, to which they have as secondary to financial problems

Question 58

Racial stereotypes of Black women

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Animalistic and sexually wild

Question 59

Racial stereotypes of Black men

Answer 59

Hypersexual beings

Question 60

Limited information on intimacy among racial ethnics

Answer 60

Stereotypes and prevailing ideology of love as a white, middle-class emotion