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19 Cards in this Set
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In Erikson's theory, the psychological conflict of early adulthood, which is resolved positively when young adults give up some of their newfound independence and make a permanent commitment to an intimate partner
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intimacy versus isolation
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Caring for the next generation and helping to improve society
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generativity
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Levinson's Seasons of Life stages go through what process':
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transition (5 years) and stable periods (5-7 years)
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In Levinson's theory, the underlying pattern or design of a person's life at a given time. Consists of relationships with significant others that are reorganized during each period of adult development
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Life Structure
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Age-graded expectations for life events, such as beginning first job, getting married, birth of the first child, buying a home, and retiring.
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Social Clock
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Three components (intimacy, passion, and commitment) that shift in emphasis as romantic relationships develop
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Triangular Theory of Love
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the emotional component of the triangular theory of love
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Intimacy
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the physical- and psychological-arousal component of the triangular theory of love
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Passion (desire for sexual activity and romance)
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the cognitive component of the triangular theory of love
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Commitment
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love based on intense sexual attraction
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passionate love
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love based on warm, trusting, affection and care-giving
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companionate love
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set of expectations about attachment figures, that serves as a guide for close relationships throughout life
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internal working model
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unhappiness resulting from a gap between the social relationships we currently have and those we desire
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loneliness
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a sequence of phases characterizing the development of most families around the world
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family life cycle
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type of marriage involving a clear division of husband's and wife's roles. The man is the head of the household and the wife devotes herself to caring for her husband and children.
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traditional marriage
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type of marriage in which husband and wife relate as equals, sharing power and authority.
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egalitarian marriage
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lifestyle of unmarried couples who have a sexually intimate relationship and who share a residence
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cohabitation
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marriage in which both husband and wife are employed
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dual-earner marriage
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conflict between work and family responsibilities
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role overload
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