Question 1

Compare and contrast love and exchange value as a basis for marriage.

Accepted Answer

Love and exchange value are two differen

Question 2

What is the term for the tendency to marry someone similar to oneself?

Accepted Answer

A)  endogamy 
B)  mirroring oneself 
C)  homogamy 
D)  monogamy 
A)  endogamy 
B)  mirroring oneself 
C)  homogamy 
D)  monogamy

Question 3

Which of the following BEST describes marriages that are arranged by relatives and those decided upon by the couple themselves?

Accepted Answer

A)  They cannot be compared because they occur in different cultural traditions. 
B)  They are similar in that the couples always have the final choice whether the marriage will occur. 
C)  They differ in whether the couple lives with relatives or in their own home. 
D)  They are both closely tied to the values and traditions of the cultures that support them. 
A)  They cannot be compared because they occur in different cultural traditions. 
B)  They are similar in that the couples always have the final choice whether the marriage will occur. 
C)  They differ in whether the couple lives with relatives or in their own home. 
D)  They are both closely tied to the values and traditions of the cultures that support them.

Question 4

According to the text,what development has recently impacted dating in Canada?

Accepted Answer

A)  speed dating 
B)  hooking up 
C)  the Internet 
D)  female-initiated courtship 
A)  speed dating 
B)  hooking up 
C)  the Internet 
D)  female-initiated courtship

Question 5

Why did the tradition of courtly love originate?

Accepted Answer

A)  Settlers to Canada didn't have possessions to woo partners so used romantic gestures instead. 
B)  British nobility had to prove themselves worthy of beautiful French maidens. 
C)  Young men did not have the finances for marriage and needed to divert sexual energy. 
D) Young women were the sexual gatekeepers and required gifts in exchange for sexual activity. 
A)  Settlers to Canada didn't have possessions to woo partners so used romantic gestures instead. 
B)  British nobility had to prove themselves worthy of beautiful French maidens. 
C)  Young men did not have the finances for marriage and needed to divert sexual energy. 
D) Young women were the sexual gatekeepers and required gifts in exchange for sexual activity.

Question 6

Risk taking,that is,not using condoms during intercourse or using them inconsistently,is more common among which young people?

Accepted Answer

A)  those with a good relationship with their parents 
B)  those who do not use alcohol or drugs 
C)  those with multiple partners 
D)  those who are involved in prostitution 
A)  those with a good relationship with their parents 
B)  those who do not use alcohol or drugs 
C)  those with multiple partners 
D)  those who are involved in prostitution

Question 7

Which of the following statements are true according to the "wheel of love" theory?

Accepted Answer

A)  All forms of love and friendship start with self-revelation. 
B)  Need fulfillment is necessary for the development of rapport. 
C)  Love develops through a vicious circle of emotions. 
D)  All forms of love and friendship begin with a feeling of rapport. 
A)  All forms of love and friendship start with self-revelation. 
B)  Need fulfillment is necessary for the development of rapport. 
C)  Love develops through a vicious circle of emotions. 
D)  All forms of love and friendship begin with a feeling of rapport.

Question 8

____________________ is the custom where single men and women go out alone together without any particular intention of marrying each other.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ____________________ is the custom where single men...

Question 9

What do we mean when we say that,in our society,marriage is the norm?

Accepted Answer

A)  It is considered wrong to remain unmarried. 
B)  Getting married is a matter of individual decision. 
C)  Most people marry at some time during their lives. 
D)  Individuals are expected to marry during their 20s. 
A)  It is considered wrong to remain unmarried. 
B)  Getting married is a matter of individual decision. 
C)  Most people marry at some time during their lives. 
D)  Individuals are expected to marry during their 20s.

Question 10

People of a minority culture living as a group are referred to as a(n)____________________.

Accepted Answer

The answer of People of a minority culture living as...

Question 11

Under what circumstances do arranged marriages occur in Canada?

Accepted Answer

Arranged marriages occur in Canada under

Question 12

Which of the following BEST describes violence before marriage?

Accepted Answer

A)  It is more likely to be rape than emotional or physical abuse. 
B)  It is similar to violence after marriage in most respects. 
C)  It occurs less often between cohabitors than casual daters. 
D)  It occurs for different reasons than violence after marriage. 
A)  It is more likely to be rape than emotional or physical abuse. 
B)  It is similar to violence after marriage in most respects. 
C)  It occurs less often between cohabitors than casual daters. 
D)  It occurs for different reasons than violence after marriage.

Question 13

According to the text,what can be said of the major shift in attitudes about sexuality which occurred in Canada between 1968 and 1974?

Accepted Answer

A)  It stressed greater egalitarianism. 
B)  It occurred earlier in women than men. 
C)  It occurred only among French-Canadian men. 
D)  It occurred because of the AIDS epidemic. 
A)  It stressed greater egalitarianism. 
B)  It occurred earlier in women than men. 
C)  It occurred only among French-Canadian men. 
D)  It occurred because of the AIDS epidemic.

Question 14

Jeremy takes Suzanne to expensive restaurants and buys her flowers and gifts.What does he seem to be relying on?

Accepted Answer

A)  his exchange value 
B)  the depth of his love 
C)  emotional exchange 
D)  courtship by seduction 
A)  his exchange value 
B)  the depth of his love 
C)  emotional exchange 
D)  courtship by seduction

Question 15

When the needs of one person fit the strengths of another person and vice versa,what is the situation called?

Accepted Answer

A)  rapport of attraction 
B)  need fulfillment 
C)  complementarity of needs 
D)  self-revelation 
A)  rapport of attraction 
B)  need fulfillment 
C)  complementarity of needs 
D)  self-revelation

Question 16

Romantic love has not been as important for mate selection in the past as it is today.Trace the development of the idea of romantic love in courtship and marriage.

Accepted Answer

The idea of romantic love in courtship a

Compare and contrast love and exchange value as a basis for marriage.

What is the term for the tendency to marry someone similar to oneself?

Which of the following BEST describes marriages that are arranged by relatives and those decided upon by the couple themselves?

According to the text,what development has recently impacted dating in Canada?

Why did the tradition of courtly love originate?

Risk taking,that is,not using condoms during intercourse or using them inconsistently,is more common among which young people?

Which of the following statements are true according to the "wheel of love" theory?

____________________ is the custom where single men and women go out alone together without any particular intention of marrying each other.

What do we mean when we say that,in our society,marriage is the norm?

People of a minority culture living as a group are referred to as a(n)____________________.

Under what circumstances do arranged marriages occur in Canada?

Which of the following BEST describes violence before marriage?

According to the text,what can be said of the major shift in attitudes about sexuality which occurred in Canada between 1968 and 1974?

Jeremy takes Suzanne to expensive restaurants and buys her flowers and gifts.What does he seem to be relying on?

When the needs of one person fit the strengths of another person and vice versa,what is the situation called?

Romantic love has not been as important for mate selection in the past as it is today.Trace the development of the idea of romantic love in courtship and marriage.

What Is a Family

Being Different

Wedding Bells and After

Children Yes or No

Bringing up Baby

The Middle Years and the Not-So-Empty Nest

Grey Power and the Sunset Years

The Lone-Parent Familythe Future Majority

Coming Apartthe Divorce Experience

The Second Time Around

The Family and the World of Work

The Family Beleaguered When Problems Come

Home Dangerous Home: Abuse and Violence in the Family

Poverty and the Family

The Crystal Ballpredicting the Future of the Family

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Exam 3: Getting Together

Compare and contrast love and exchange value as a basis for marriage.

What is the term for the tendency to marry someone similar to oneself?

Which of the following BEST describes marriages that are arranged by relatives and those decided upon by the couple themselves?

According to the text,what development has recently impacted dating in Canada?

Why did the tradition of courtly love originate?

Risk taking,that is,not using condoms during intercourse or using them inconsistently,is more common among which young people?

Which of the following statements are true according to the "wheel of love" theory?

____________________ is the custom where single men and women go out alone together without any particular intention of marrying each other.

What do we mean when we say that,in our society,marriage is the norm?

People of a minority culture living as a group are referred to as a(n)____________________.

Under what circumstances do arranged marriages occur in Canada?

Which of the following BEST describes violence before marriage?

According to the text,what can be said of the major shift in attitudes about sexuality which occurred in Canada between 1968 and 1974?

Jeremy takes Suzanne to expensive restaurants and buys her flowers and gifts.What does he seem to be relying on?

When the needs of one person fit the strengths of another person and vice versa,what is the situation called?

Romantic love has not been as important for mate selection in the past as it is today.Trace the development of the idea of romantic love in courtship and marriage.

What Is a Family

Being Different

Wedding Bells and After

Children Yes or No

Bringing up Baby

The Middle Years and the Not-So-Empty Nest

Grey Power and the Sunset Years

The Lone-Parent Familythe Future Majority

Coming Apartthe Divorce Experience

The Second Time Around

The Family and the World of Work

The Family Beleaguered When Problems Come

Home Dangerous Home: Abuse and Violence in the Family

Poverty and the Family

The Crystal Ballpredicting the Future of the Family

Filters