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the sharing of a household by unmarried persons who have a sexual relationship
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Cohabitation
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parallel to labor market where singles search for singles to marry
Based on; Supply Preferences Rescources |
Marriage Market
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intimate relationship for its own sake that lasts only as long as both partners are satisfied.
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Pure relationship:
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women specialize in housework and childcare, men in paid work outside home.
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Specization model: marriage market model
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both spouses will contribute to the family income
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Income pooling mode
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workers doing personal services like education, health, care, communication, food industry, entertainment, etc.
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Service Sector
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face to face activity of one person meeting another one’s needs
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Care Work
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ability to force a person to do something when he/she earns less.
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Power
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Acknowledged right to control and supervise others behavior.
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Authority
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time spent on activities such as childrearing that are valuable only in a persons current relationship.
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Relationship Specific Investment
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state of having too many roles with conflicting demands
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Role Overload
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stressful events in one part of a persons life often spill over into other parts of his/her life
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Spillover
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policy allows employees to be flexible with hours w/in limits.
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Flextime
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low emotional support and coercive control
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Authoritarian
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some support with low or no control
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Permissive
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high levels of emotional support and indicative control
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Authoritative
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widely accepted rules
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Norms
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goals or principles that are held in high esteem by a society
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Values
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Sex activity in 195?
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just to reproduce, only in marriage, no masturbation or oral =[, Homosexuality almost didnt exist,
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What affected the normal acceptance of homosexuality?
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Change in social construction
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When did ppl start to realize homosexuality wasnt an illness
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1970's
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Keeping heterosexuality in charge, powerstruggle.
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Queer Theory
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Consructed group of ppl to support you/ being homosexual can be isolating, so you move on to be "family" with friends, etc.
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Family of choice
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What was the main model to follow in the 1950's
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Bread winner -homemaker model
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Who at one time choice a person's spouse?
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Parents
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Teachers, babysitters, lawyers are examples of ______
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The Service Sector
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______ ________ prior to 1960's mainly did housework, but only 2% still do this today.
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Black Women
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What was the major cause that changed families throughout the decades?
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When women wen to work
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Describe adoption before 1970
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Single pregnant teenage girl gives up baby baby is takin up by white couple that is typically well off
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2 most important things of socializing children?
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support and control
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Single parents tend to use this service for child care
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Outside care
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Marriage = ______ & ______
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public commitment and enforcable trust
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Marriage market is based on what 3 things?
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Supply preferences and resources
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Bread winner home-maker model began when and ended when?
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19thcentury 20thcentury
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___ out of every dollar for men is earned by women
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80 cents
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Patriarchs rule through "____ _____"
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traditional authority
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Parents and children influence each other: children through _____, parents through _____
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behavior, decisions
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Fathers influence is often ___
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indirect
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Regardless of times spent, ______ fathers have children who tend to develop better than those w/o fathers who are _________(i.e. actively engaged)
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________ , Authoritative
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Would any second adult (like Granpparent) in household provide the same benefits to children?
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NO CLEAR ANSWER
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________ are more likely to be raised by granparents.
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Poor African Americans
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social and biological factors determine human sexuality
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Integrative perspective
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set of sexual practices and attitudes that lead to the formation in a person's mind of his or her being heterosexual, homosexual, or bisexual
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Sexual Identity
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a critical standpoint that suggests a challenge to conventional understanding of sexuality
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Queer Theory
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