Chapter 11 AD Final

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What is a social convoy?

A social convoy is a group of people that provides support and companionship throughout an individual's life.

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What are the three broad aspects underlying adult friendships?

1. Affective or emotional basis: The emotional support and care shared between friends. 2. Shared or communal nature: Activities and interests that friends engage in together. 3. Sociability and compatibility: The degree to which friends enjoy each other's company and share similar values.

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Why are friends important to older adults?

Older adults tend to have fewer relationships than younger adults, making friendships crucial for emotional support and social engagement.

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What motivates social contact in older adults?

Social contact is motivated by goals such as emotional support, social interaction, and the desire for companionship.

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How do close friends influence our perceptions of threat?

Close friends can provide emotional support and reassurance, which can reduce feelings of threat and anxiety in stressful situations.

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How do men's and women's same-gender friendships differ?

Men's friendships often focus on shared activities and competition, while women's friendships typically emphasize emotional sharing and support.

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What characterizes friendships between men and women?

Friendships between men and women can involve a mix of emotional support and shared activities, but may also face challenges due to societal expectations and gender norms.

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What characterizes interracial friendships?

Interracial friendships often involve navigating cultural differences and can provide unique perspectives and experiences, but may also face societal challenges.

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What are the three components of love identified by Sternberg?

1. Intimacy: Emotional closeness and connection. 2. Passion: Physical attraction and sexual desire. 3. Commitment: The decision to maintain the relationship over time.

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What is assortative mating?

Assortative mating is the tendency for individuals to pair with others who have similar characteristics, such as interests, values, and backgrounds.

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What percentage of both men and women regret having hookup sex?

A significant percentage of both men and women report regretting casual sex, although the exact percentage can vary by study.

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What are risk factors for relationship violence?

Risk factors include a history of abuse, substance abuse, and socioeconomic stressors, among others.

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What is battered spouse syndrome?

Battered spouse syndrome is a psychological condition that can develop in individuals who are victims of prolonged domestic violence.

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How common is relationship aggression in the U.S.?

Relationship aggression is a significant issue in the U.S., affecting many individuals across various demographics.

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What is filial obligation?

Filial obligation refers to the cultural expectation that children will care for their aging parents when necessary.

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What are common trends in marriage?

Common trends include later marriage ages, increased cohabitation, and a rise in child-free couples.

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What factors influence marital success?

Factors include effective communication, shared values, and the ability to adapt to stress and change.

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What is the vulnerability-stress-adaptation model?

This model suggests that marital satisfaction is influenced by individual vulnerabilities, external stressors, and the couple's ability to adapt.

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What are characteristics of single parents?

Single parents often face unique challenges such as financial strain, time management issues, and the need for social support.

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What are the advantages of being child-free?

Advantages include greater financial freedom, more personal time, and the ability to focus on career and personal goals.

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What is the role of grandparents?

Grandparents often provide emotional support, caregiving, and a sense of family continuity for their grandchildren.

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What are current trends in divorce and remarriage?

Trends include increasing rates of divorce, variations in remarriage rates across different demographics, and changing societal attitudes towards marriage.