H.D. - Chapter 7 Flashcards

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Emerging Adulthood

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Neither adolescent or adult
Not enough responsibilities

Before - markers marriage and children
Now - financial independence and accepting responsibility for oneself

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Five Characteristics - Erikson
Emerging Adulthood

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Age of identity
Age of instability
Age of self-focus
Age of feeling in-between
Age of possibilities

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Marica’s Patterns of Identity
Achievement

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High commitment , High exploration

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Marica’s Patterns of Identity
Moratorium

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Low commitment, High exploration
Exploring different things with no commitment
Early

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Marica’s Patterns of Identity
Foreclosure

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High Commitment, Low exploration
Family expectations

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Marica’s Patterns of Identity
Diffusion

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Low commitment, low exploration
Early on

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Follicle-Stimulating Hormone (FSH)

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Responsible for ovulation in females by triggering egg maturity
Also stimulates sperm production in males

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Luteinizing Hormone (LH)

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Triggers the release of a mature egg in females during the process of ovulation

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Heteronormative

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Society supports heterosexuality as the norm

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10
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Institutionalized Homophobia

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Religious and state-sponsored homophobia

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Internalized Homophobia

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People with same sex-attractions internalize, or believe society’s negative views and/or hatred of themselves

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Intersectionality

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Aims to shed light in how multiple dimensions and systems of inequality interact w one another and create distinct experiences and outcomes

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Attachment Styles
Attachment Related anxiety

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Worries about partner not loving them back

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Attachment Styles
Attachment Related avoidance

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Whether they can open up to someone else

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Attachment Styles
Secure Attachment

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Low anxiety, low avoidance
Trust in relationship

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Attachment Styles
Dismissing / Avoidant Attachment

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Low anxiety, high avoidance
Don’t trust others

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Attachment Styles
Preoccupied Attachment

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High anxiety, low avoidance
Jealousy and mistrust of love for them

18
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Attachment Styles
Fearful - Avoidant Attachment

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high anxiety high avoidance
Trust issues, unable to open up

19
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Factors related to marital satisfaction

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Family backgrounds
Age after marriage
Length of courtship
Timing of first pregnancy
Relationship to extended family
Financial and employment status
Family responsibilities
Thinking about partner
Communication
Friendship and positive relationship
Conflict resolution

20
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Sternber; Three main components of love

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Passion
Intimacy
Commitment

21
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Types of Love
Liking

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Intimacy and sense of closeness

22
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Components of Love
Infatuation

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“Love at first sight”
Immediate intense physical attraction

23
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Components of Love
Fatuous Love

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Have a strong physical attraction push for commitment early in relationship
Passion and commitment

24
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Components of Love
Empty Love

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Committed to staying in relationship (e.g for children, religion)

25
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Components of Love
Romantic Love

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Intimacy and Passion, no commitment

26
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Components of Love
Companionate Love

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Intimacy and commitment

27
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Components of Love
Consummate Love

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Intimacy, passion and commitment

28
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Occupational Sexism

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Discriminatory practices, statements, or actions based on a person’s sex, that occur in workplace
For every $1.00 a man earns a woman ears 78 cents
Wage gap exists at every educaronal level

29
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Sticky floors

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Keep low wage workers, who are more likely to be minorities and women, from being promoted

30
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Glass Ceiling

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Invisible barrier that keeps women and minorities from rising to higher positions regardless of qualifications

31
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Glass Cliff

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Women and minorities being placed in leadership when risk of failure is high