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Chapter 9 Test Review Dating & Singlehood
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Chapter 9 Test ReviewDating & Singlehood
Man are ranked higher when they are seen
With a beautiful woman
An economically independent woman wants a man who is
A companion & partner
The Exchange Theory
May not be romantic but it is deeply rooted in marriage and family customs
We may make trade offs for another highly valued quality
Mating Gradient
Women marry men of higher status, taller, older
Halo Effect
The belief that good looking people possess more desirable traits
Happiest couples saw their partner as
Attractive
Exogamy
Violates marriage between family members
Indiana Grandmother Is Having a New Baby. With Her Grandson.
Homogamous Couples (similar)
Are more stable & may have more approval from relatives
We tend to marry individuals with the same SES, group & Person characteristics
Stimulus – Value – Role TheoryWhich stage is all about attraction?
Stimulus
You are more likely to meet someone:
Open field Closed Field
Amusement parkBeachCampusMall
ClassroomDormParty
Why do most people NOT gravitate to the most attractive person in the room?
In a classified ad, men advertise themselves as
Success objects
Who should initiate the first date?
Both men & women believe the MAN should.
Problem in dating for both
Communication, shynessSexual pressureWho paysWhere to go
Breaking up
Be sure it is what you want & not must a way to avoid dealing with issues
The most common holiday for being harmful to relationships & breakups
Singles
Are lonelyHave more funHave more moneyHave less time
Singlehood is increasingly being viewed as an option rather than a deviant lifestyle
Striking difference between cohabitation & marriage
Pooling of moneyLove experiencedFun experience
Cohabitating couples experience LESS satisfaction in marriage & are more LIKELY to divorce
Chapter 8 Test ReviewDating & Mate Selection
Man are ranked higher when they are seen
With a beautiful woman
An economically independent woman wants a man who is
A companion & partner
The Exchange Theory
May not be romantic but it is deeply rooted in marriage and family customs
We may make trade offs for another highly valued quality
Mating Gradient
Women marry men of higher status, taller, older
Halo Effect
The belief that good looking people possess more desirable traits
Happiest couples saw their partner as
Attractive
Exogamy
Violates marriage between family members
Indiana Grandmother Is Having a New Baby. With Her Grandson.
Homogamous Couples (similar)
Are more stable & may have more approval from relatives
We tend to marry individuals with the same SES, group & Person characteristics
Stimulus – Value – Role TheoryWhich stage is all about attraction?
Stimulus
You are more likely to meet someone:
Open field Closed Field
Amusement parkBeachCampusMall
ClassroomDormParty
Why do most people NOT gravitate to the most attractive person in the room?
In a classified ad, men advertise themselves as
Success objects
Who should initiate the first date?
Both men & women believe the MAN should.
Problem in dating for both
Communication, shynessSexual pressureWho paysWhere to go
Breaking up
Be sure it is what you want & not must a way to avoid dealing with issues
The most common holiday for being harmful to relationships & breakups
Singles
Are lonelyHave more funHave more moneyHave less time
Singlehood is increasingly being viewedas an option rather than a deviant lifestyle
Striking difference between cohabitation & marriage
Pooling of moneyLove experiencedFun experience
Cohabitating couples experience LESS satisfaction in marriage & are more LIKELY to divorce
