Families
Theoretical Perspectives
Emerging Adulthood
Relationships
Parenting
100

What is polygamy?

When one man has many wives.

100

What is the difference between a qualitative and quantitative research method? 

A quantitative research method results in numbers (tells us what happens), a qualitative research method gives us longer answers (tells us why something happens). 

100

What is the age of majority in Canada?

18

100

True or False? Most couples marry in religious cerimonies.

True

100

What are the three parenting styles?

Authoritarian, Authoritative, Persmissive

200

What is a transitional family?

A family in which the mother leaves work temporarily to take care of children.

200

What are the three social science disciplines?

Anthropology

Sociology

Psychology

200

Do adults have more or less friends on average than during their youth?

Less

200

What is the largest source of tension in marriages?

Finances (money)

200

Are fathers more likely to teach children about teamwork or emotions?

Teamwork

300

What is the most dominant form of family? 

Nuclear Family

300

What is an independent variable and dependent variable?

IV: what the researcher is manipulating

DV: what the researcher is measuring

300

Why do we call it "emerging adulthood" instead of adulthood?

Adulthood is a transition, not a switch

300

What is cohabitation?

When a couple lives together for at least three years, they have some legal obligations to each other.

300

What are the two keys to healthy attachment?

Quick responses and interaction

400

Why were pre-industrial parents told not to get attached to their children?

Only about half of children made it to adulthood. 

400

Define systems theory

Groups of individuals interact as a system, a set of different parts that work together and influence on another in a relatively stable way over time

400

What is an example of a semi-dependent living situation?

Post-secondary school, joining the military, Mormons leaving to complete missionary work, male Buddhists becoming monks

400

What are the three types of intermarriage?

Interracial, interfaith, and intercultural

400

Which of the following factors led to a decrease in fertility rates: industrialization, economic prosperity, or improved health for pregnancy in later years.

Industrialization

500

During what era was mandatory schooling implemented?

Urban Industrial era

500

Define: symbolic interactionism

Individuals behave based on their perceptions. People give meaning to their experiences, and it is the meaning that matters, not the social facts

500
Which theorist came up with the idea of "Emerging Adulthood"?

Jeffrey Arnett

500

What is the "principle of least interest"? 

The person with the least commitment to the relationship has the greatest power.

500

What are the four attachment styles?

Secure, Anxious, Avoidant, Disorganized

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