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FAD2230 Chapter 15 Exam Questions with Answers Remarriage commonality? - Answer--always common in US -more frequent now than they were decades ago Diversity among step families result from? - Answer--growing rate of non-martial child bearing and cohabitation -increasing involvement of noncu...

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FAD2230 Chapter 15 Exam Questions
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Remarriage commonality? - Answer--always common in US
-more frequent now than they were decades ago

Diversity among step families result from? - Answer--growing rate of non-martial child
bearing and cohabitation
-increasing involvement of noncustodial parents w/ kids
-aging of the population
-growing racial and ethnic diversity
-increasing societal support of same-sex couples

Are remarriages as happy as 1st marriage? as stable? - Answer--about as happy
-less stable

Instability in remarriage comes from? - Answer-lack of widely recognized cultural scripts
for living in remarriages or stepfamilies

stepparents strained by? - Answer--financial status
-role ambiguity
-stepchild's hostility

step parents and children raised in stepfamilies have lower or higher financial resources
and socio-emotional well being? - Answer-lower

martial happiness and stability in remarried families greatest when? - Answer--couple
has strong social support
-positive attitude about remarriage
-good communication
-low role ambiguity
-little belief in negative sterotypes
-myth about remarriage or stepfam

remarriages make up __% of all marriages? - Answer-50%; about half

the majority of remarriages are 2nd, 3rd, or 4th marriages? - Answer-2nd

__% of divorce women remarry w/in 10 years? __% after 15 years? - Answer--75%= 10
years
-83%= 15 years

, the average divorced person who remarries does so w/in ___ years after divorce? -
Answer-4 years

__% remarry within 1 year? - Answer-30%

remarriage - Answer-marriage in which at least one partner had previously been
divorced or widowed

the shorter/longer the time since a divorce, the more likely women are to cohabit? -
Answer-the longer the time=more likely to cohabit

difference in courtship before remarriage? - Answer--proceed much *more rapidly*:
adults believe relationship can advance much more quickly


boundary ambiguiety - Answer-state when family members are uncertain in their
perception of who is in or out of the family or who is performing what roles and task w/in
the family system

common in stepfamilies

common-pot system - Answer-economic resources are pooled and distributed according
to need regardless of biological relatedness

cultural script - Answer-socially prescribed and understood guidelines for defining
responsibilities and obligations and hence for relating to each other

none for stepfamilies

dripolator effects - Answer-the "bottom up" effect operation of a step family (from
children to parents)

incomplete institution - Answer-remarried family called this; lack social norms to guide
behavior so remarried couples do not have tools to fix problems

intimate outsider role - Answer-intimate enough to be a confidante, and outside enough
to provide support and mentoring in areas too threatening to share w/ biological parents:
sex, career choices, drugs, relationship, remaining distress about divorce

nuclear-family model monopoly - Answer-first marriage family is perceived we "real
standard" for family living with all other forms seen as deficient alternative

paternal claiming - Answer-extent to which a stepfather see their stepkids as biological
kids

percolator effects - Answer-the "bottom up" operation of a step family

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