Exam Preview for 2385: Divorce as a Cultural Phenomenon August 21,

Divorce as a Cultural Phenomenon

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1. All below are necessary Components of a Relationship EXCEPT: Compatibility Intermittent interactions Mutuality Continuity in successive interactions
2. In what year were women first able to own property independent of their husbands? 1840’s 1780’s 1920’s 1770’s
3. The Family Court was created during the: 1970’s 1960’s 1950’s 1880’s
4. No-Fault Divorce Laws were passed in: 1560’s 1960’s 1970’s 1890’s
5. The following are types of Marriages EXCEPT: Capstone Cobblestone Arranged Love
6. Which of the following is NOT a reason couples cohabitate? In lieu of marriage Economic To Gain Tax Benefits Doing it in advance of marriage
7. Cohabitation is illegal in: Michigan Montana Mississippi Maine
8. Which describes a common Dominant Wedding Discourse? Idea of a Wedding is a day all about the Groom. Idea of a Wedding is a day all about the Marital Relationship. Idea of a Wedding is a day all about the Bride. Idea of a Wedding is a day all about the cake.
9. The average cost of a wedding in 2023 was: $12,000 $74,000 $35,000 $29,000
10. During the Honeymoon Phase of a Relationship: Dopamine levels are low, and Oxytocin levels are high Oxytocin levels are high, and Dopamine levels are high Dopamine levels are high, and Oxytocin levels are low Oxytocin levels are low, and Dopamine levels are low
11. Which of the following is NOT one of the Three A’s: Addiction Abuse Abstinence Adultery
12. Which of the following is NOT one of The Four Horsemen of Wrecked Relationships: Criticism Conceit Contempt Stonewalling
13. How many spouses thought about divorce in the past six months? 33% 70% 25% 10%
14. Success or Failure in Marriage Counseling depends on: If both spouses have college degrees If spouses have more than 3 kids If both spouses are willing and want to fix their marriage If a couple owns or rents their home
15. Which best describes the relationship between media and societal norms & traditions? Media mirrors societal norms and traditions. Media molds societal norms and traditions. Media neither mirrors nor molds societal norms and traditions. Media mirrors and molds societal norms and traditions.