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intimate relationships
defined in terms of 4 characteristics: behavioral interdependence, need fulfillment, emotional attachment, and emotional availability
nuclear family
parents and their offspring (the parents are usually married but not necessarily)
monogamy
exclusive sexual involvement with 1 partner
chohabitation
living together without being married
common law marriage
cohabitation lasting a designated period that is considered legally binding in some states, 7 years
trust
degree of confidence partners feel in a relationship
gender
the psychological condition of being feminine or masculine as defined by society in which one lives
gender roles
expression of maleness or femaleness in everyday life
celibacy
state of not being involved in a sexual relationship
fertility
a persons ability to reproduce
youth or physical attractiveness
men pick mates based on:
dependable, hardworking
women pick mates based on:
depo-provera
injectable method of birth control that last for 3 months
tubal ligation
sterlization of the female that involves the cutting and tying off or cauterizing of the fallopian tubes
vasectomy
sterlization of the male that involves the cutting and tying off of both vasa differentia
down syndrome
a condition characterized by mental retardation and variety of physical abnormalities
pathogen
a disease causing agent
bacteria
single celled organisms that may be disease causing
toxic shock syndrome
a potentially life threatening bacterial infection that is most common in menstruating women
pneumonia
bacterially caused disease of lungs
periodontal diseases
diseases of the tissue around the teeth
influenza
a common viral disease of the respiratory tract
asthma
a chronic respiratory disease characterized by attacks of wheezing, shortness of breath, ,and coughing spasms
emphysema
a respiratory disease in which the alveoli become distended or ruptured and are no longer functional
acquired immunity
immunity developed during life in response to disease, vaccination, or exposure
natural immunity
immunity passed to a fetus by its mother
diabetes mellitus
a disease in which the pancreas fails to produce enough insulin effectively
irritable bowel syndrome
nausea, pain, gas, diarrhea caused by certain foods or stress