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    Long-Term Marriage

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    Even though maintaining long-term relationships, such as long-term marriage are not easy to do, there are actions that can help on making it longer. Settles (2015) believed that long-term marriage “requires attention to relationships throughout life,” and “being loving and showing is a cumulative process.” She then gave suggestions on what couples can do to make good on maintaining relationships. She suggested that one should give their partners’ demand priorities over others’. From her…

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    The study of sociology allows us to examine issues within our personal lives and how they relate to larger, society-wide issues and developments (The Department of Sociology at UNC Chapel Hill, n.d.). Understanding the dynamics of one’s family structure is no different. While each family will create a structure and function in a way that best suits their needs on a personal level, these families will fall into shifts and changing trends that can be seen throughout our culture. Using the…

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    want to settle down right away. Q) Is Cohabitation an indicator of less or more of a commitment when it comes to marriage? M) Maria talks about when she decided to move in with her now husband her parents were not happy with her decision. Although they decided to get married after a year together it was due to family pressure. Coming from a very traditional family her mother wanted to see her married. Although Maria got married she thinks that cohabitation is less of a commitment to marriage…

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    Identify the types of cultural attitudes towards adolescent sexuality and summarize cross- national variations in rates of sexual behavior in emerging adulthood. While homophobia remains a continual societal problem for many LGBT youth. The United States has changed its general perspective regarding this population. Many individuals have been given the cultural opportunity to experience the transmission of LGBT positive influence within American culture. Additionally, there are also laws which…

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    Definition Of Family

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    society defined family any clear that would give individuals one idea of what a family is, but it would most likely leave out certain aspects which would make people argue more. Individuals who argue now argue that the family is doomed because of cohabitation, the divorce rate, and same sex marriage because they only accept the traditional definition of family which is what our text calls nuclear family. Personally I believe family are the individuals that the person surrounds them self with…

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    perspective, there were five concepts that best associates to what defines my family. These five concepts are identifying with a social class, gender roles learned within the family, concerted cultivation childhood, parents’ time with their children and cohabitation before marriage. The first concept deals with identifying with a social class. Social class is defined as “an ordering of all persons in society by degrees of economic resources prestige and privilege” (Torr 2015e).…

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    Healthy Marriage

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    learning to build belief and faith on their life partner, eliminating sexist attitudes, have mutual acceptance, giving equal participation in decisions, helping each other out, acceptance of the reality and necessities, avoiding the practice of cohabitation, and avoiding dangerous arguments. Divorce is definitely not the right solution to end the problems between the married couples. This quote expounds the reason to why couples are not allowed to separate from each other, “Jesus rejected the…

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    and 28.7 for men, as compared with 20.8 for women and 23.5 for men in 1970” (Lamanna, et al., 2015, p. 8). Also, divorce rates increase because married couples can claim irreconcilable differences for a divorce. As marriage becomes less common, cohabitation increases as an alternative to marriage. Cohabitating households have increased “tenfold by 1970” and by 40% since 2000 (Lamanna, et al., 2015, p. 8). As cohabitating households increase, out of wedlock children become common. In 2012, 40%…

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    In the past centuries, reality TV shows has become one of the most common forms of entertainment in the many households. “Here Comes Honey Boo Boo” is a popular reality TV show aired by TLC, featuring a “Toddlers and Tiaras” star Alana Thompson, who is well known as the ‘Honey Boo Boo Child’ by many, and her “redneck” family as they screen their daily life in rural Georgian. The show was thought to be one of the most controversial reality TV shows of all time and although the TV show series…

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    Gender Roles Sociology

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    Marriage and family has definitely changed and evolved over the years. What once was thought of lifetime commitments and sacred vows, now seem to be a thing of the past. In today’s society, marriage isn’t viewed as necessary nor does it hold the same value that it once had. Growing up, little girls hear stories and fairytales of their prince charming coming to their rescue and saving them. There once was a time when mothers could afford to stay home and raise their children. Nowadays, girls and…

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