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    An aspect of my world that Hamlet would appreciate is how accepting society has become of cross-socioeconomic marriages in the current time period. Although, certain conservative cultures are still apprehensive about the idea, the majority of the population has increasingly developed a tolerance to the movement. The differing social status of the characters contributes to the reason I identified it as an obstacle that prevented Hamlet from confessing his true feelings to Ophelia. Hamlet, a…

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    In today’s society, cohabitation could be approached as a form of pair bonding. In the past, this sate of living between couples was frowned upon. Marriage will not become obsolete per se, but, this type of living arrangement is becoming more of a reality for some couples. Cohabitation can vary amongst male and female. One person within the couple may be dependent while the other is more independent. The dependent is usually desperate enough to not live alone. Thus, dealing with unpleasant…

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    Traditionally, family may be defined as a group of people linked directly by blood relations, wherein the adults take responsibility for their young ones (Giddens, 2001, p.433). However, there has been no legitimate agreement on an exact definition. What is clearer is the definition of family structure. Family structure (what a family consists of) is an integral variable in the constitution of a society. The British society specifically, has been witness to a variety of family structures that…

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    Is Marriage For Everyone? A. Statement of the Research Problem During this researcher the goal will be to provide the reader with detailed information about the comparison between marriages and live in relationship. It will state the pros and cons about marriages and cohabitation. It will investigate the impact of living together before marriage and the impact of marriage; this paper will also include other statistics from other resources and opinions from other people; it will also be about the…

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    According to Gottman (1999), "Current estimates of the chances of first marriages in the U.S. ending in divorce (within a 40-year period) range between 50% and 67%" (p. 3). Some couples seek marital therapy before they get to that point. Jake and Ann are a couple that did just that. They felt that their marriage was in trouble and decided to get professional help in hopes of improving their marriage. The case of Jake and Ann is examined in this paper, including the therapist's theoretical…

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    Another result of the abuse, on the family is legal involvement. Anytime a case of sexual abuse is reported, the state Department of Human Resources and police conducts an investigation. The typical action plan is to have the offender or child removed from the home. Being removed from the home can make the victim feel even more isolated. When a child has witnessed or experienced sexual abuse, the most important factor in their recovery is their family's support. If a parent neither believe nor…

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    Many emerging adults consider cohabitation in order to preventing and reducing the chance of divorce. However, the research shows that living together before marriage might increase divorce rates. And it says “cohabitation is neither the ideal nor the marriage equivalent that many emerging adults believe (BergerKathleen, 2014).” Cohabitation might cause negative effect between couples because they are not as committed to each other as they would be in marriage, it might make unstable…

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    The Right Age To Marry Is More Important Than You Think In an analysis conducted by The University of Utah sociologist , Nicholas Wolfinger, discovers that marrying both at a young age or too late could spell disaster for your love life because it increases your chances of divorce. Wolfinger brought good news for couples that decided to “put a ring on it” in their late 20s to early 30s because the likelihood of divorce decreases. Another concluding observation made by the sociologist after…

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    The person that I interviewed is from the Wolof people group and is from the Gambia/Senegal region of West Africa. She had lived there in the urban setting for a good majority of her life, but has also had good amount of western influence. She identifies herself as a Muslim but is not as serious about her religion as the majority of the people in her culture and she does not believe in a lot of the unorthodox Islamic practices. This factor gave an interesting perspective during the religion…

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    What’s family? Family is a socially recognized group that forms an emotional connection and serves as economic unit in society. There are many types of family, whether kin by blood, marriage, cohabitation or adoption. Sociology identifies family types based on family orientation or family procreation. Also, in families there are several type of marriages such as single parenting where a male or female is the only individual taking care of the child(ren). Although , In the United States 66% of…

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