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Question
1. Care work in defined as
A) work that is performed face-to-face for the purpose of enhancing the capabilities of another person.
B) the act of caring for someone less fortunate than oneself
C) work that people do that they really care about
D) the labor of attempting to make people feel better about themselves
2. The gender division of labor means that
a) women do the lion's share of housework and care work, and they are concentrated in certain paid occupational areas
b) men and women tend to kolit labor equally, whether at home or at work
c) women are naturally more capable of performing housework and care work, and they enter those occupations in which they are naturally more talented
d) women have learned to perform tasks traditionally done by men in the workplace, but they continue to perform most housework and care
work
3. In the early 1900's, the reasons for marriage began to change. This cultural shift is known as:
a) endogamy to exogamy
b) institution to companionship
c) economic to romantic
d) religious to personal
4. The pressure to get married has decreased, leaving it to be considered optional (compared to 40-50 years ago). Andrew Cherlin (and others) calls this:
a) religious beliefs
b) marriage diversity
c) imitation
d) the deinstitutionalization of marriage
5.__________ is a phrase used to describe how social and economic inequalities shape the most personal aspects of our lives
a) intimate inequalities
b) success sequence
c) social reproduction
d) marriage cure
6. Some use the lower rates of marriage among poor and low-income women as a sign that they don't value marriage. "The Marriage Movement" article shows that these women do value marriage but:
a) prefer cohabiting to marriage
b) can't afford the wedding they want
c) value children more than marriage
d) value marriage so much that they delay it
7. When discussing trends in divorce, sociologists focus primarily on heterosexual, formally married individuals because:
a) sociologists do not consider nontraditional forms of family
b) the outcomes are different for those who are not legally married
c) same gender relationships are too recent to have been effectively studied
d) there is limited systematic research on other forms of family
8. We have seen a decrease in marriage rates. Which of these factors is not a cause for this decline?
a) people marrying later
b) economic recession
c) moral failure
d) increased rates of cohabitation
9. In what stage of childhood were children considered young adults in training?
a) modern
b) none of the above
c) post-modern
d) pre-modern
10. The approach that shields children from adult realities is known as ________ childhood
a) established
b) helicopter
c) protected
d) prepared
11. number of women reaching 45 without having children has _______ since the 1980's.
a) doubled
b) tripled
c) dropped
d) stayed the same
12. Compared to 150 years ago, divorce rates today are ______
a) higher
b) they didn't measure divorce rates 150 years ago
c) lower
d) same
13. ________ divorce laws enabled women the freedom to escape marriages of abuse because they widened the possible reasons for filing for divorce.
14. The typical abortion patient in someone who's already an abortion, in her teens, and post 6 weeks of pregnancy.
O True
O False
15. The United States offers ______ weeks of federally mandated, paid parental leave following the birth of a child.