Chapter Nine Variations in Marriage
Chapter 10 Reproduction
Chapter 11 Parenting
Chapter 12 Work:Economics
Theoretical Perspectives
100

Another name for dual-career couples living apart, often for economic reasons, is....

Commuter marriage couples

100

The percentage of children in the United States under the age of 18 is__________.

Decreasing

100

Which of these countries has among the worst four overall scores for children’s well-being?

United States

100

The average American worker is given _____ paid vacation days annually.  

14

100

Marco argues that the role of the family is to socialize children to appreciate the value of work and its contribution to society. He would identify as a __________.

Structural-functionalist

200

Ian and Aubry are raising their grandchildren.  This is an example of a __________.

Skipped-generation household

200

Mario and Jenae are pleasantly surprised upon learning they are pregnant. They are __________ partners.

Acceptance-of-fate

200

The United States ranks __________ compared with other industrial nations in infant-mortality rates.  

55th

200

The median household income in the United States in 2017 was_________.

$61,372

200

There is no consensus on what is best regarding parenting style.  

Symbolic interactionist

300

Samuel is an adult returning to live with his parents.  He can best be described as a/an ____

Adultolescent

300

Which of the following coincides with the statement “We didn’t really want a baby, but we’ll go ahead with it”?

Ambivalent partners

300

The_____________ has one of the highest teen pregnancy rates in the developed world.

 United States  

300

Tom is a manager who earns roughly $80,000. He would be considered a member of __________

Lower middle class

300

Who would share this perspective:  Reproduction meanings vary depending on the meaning of gender roles.  

Symbolic interactionist

400

The ___________single is an unattached single who dates people at random.  

Free-floating

400

The cost to raise a child to age 18, excluding college, for a middle-income family is approximately __________ .

$235,000

400

These parents consistently act in negative ways toward their children. 

Toxic parents

400

Josh was recently laid off. Which of the following health problems is he likely to experience first?  

Depression

400

Which perspective is likely to argue that family diversity causes inequality and fight for resources?

Conflict theory

500

Which of the following stages of living together comes first?

Blending

500

The loss of wages that parents sacrifice to raise children is called __________ .

Opportunity costs

500

Children who grow up without negative effects in spite of an abusive childhood are called_____

Transcenders

500

An invisible barrier that prevents employed individuals from being promoted to top positions is called __________ .

The glass ceiling

500

Final Jeopardy-  Make your wager.

When a woman is artificially inseminated on behalf of other people, she is serving as a(n) __________.

Surrogate mother

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