Sex role sterotypes - Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

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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 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? - Answe...

Communication Exam #2 Readings Smith et al. (1998) NTVS 1. FOUR FOUNDATIONS OF STUDY a. 1- TV violence contributes to harmful effects on viewers b. 2- Three types of harmful effects can occur from viewing TV violence i. Learning aggressive attitudes and behaviors ii. Desensitization to violence iii. Increased fear of being victimized by violence c. 3- Not all violence poses the same degree of risk of these harmful effects i. Attractive perpetrator: increases aggression ii. Attractive ...

Communication Exam #2 Readings Smith et al. (1998) NTVS 1. FOUR FOUNDATIONS OF STUDY a. 1- TV violence contributes to harmful effects on viewers b. 2- Three types of harmful effects can occur from viewing TV violence i. Learning aggressive attitudes and behaviors ii. Desensitization to violence iii. Increased fear of being victimized by violence c. 3- Not all violence poses the same degree of risk of these harmful effects i. Attractive perpetrator: increases aggression ii. Attractive ...

comm203 Review Exam 2 Smith et al. (1998) NTVS 1. FOUR FOUNDATIONS OF STUDY a. 1- TV violence contributes to harmful effects on viewers b. 2- Three types of harmful effects can occur from viewing TV violence i. Learning aggressive attitudes and behaviors ii. Desensitization to violence iii. Increased fear of being victimized by violence c. 3- Not all violence poses the same degree of risk of these harmful effects i. Attractive perpetrator: increases aggression ii. Attractive victim: in...