Review on Dating, Marriage, and Gender Studies

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Flashcards covering key concepts from lectures on dating, marriage, and gender studies.

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How many dates did women go on, on average, per month in 1945?

12 dates per month.

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What is a misuse of dating apps, as discussed in the lecture?

People mis-use them to catfish other people.

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Have marriage rates increased or decreased since the 1960s?

Decreased.

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How does the economy influence marriage decisions?

People may not get married due to insufficient money.

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True or False: Black women have less desire to marry than white women.

False, both groups have similar marriage expectations.

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What relationship exists between education, marriage, and happiness?

Individuals with higher education levels are more likely to marry and experience less stress.

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What is the number one reason people give for getting married?

Love.

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Which racial group is most likely to marry within their own group?

White people.

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What trend exists between education levels and marriage?

People with similar education levels tend to marry.

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Why might older people choose to cohabitate instead of getting married?

They may be widowed or divorced and seek companionship.

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Name one benefit of marriage discussed in the text besides happiness.

Financial benefits.

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What does the term sex refer to in sociology?

One's biological category of male or female.

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What does the term gender mean according to sociologists?

A social category.

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What is misguided about thinking 'women are the weaker sex'?

Women tend to live longer.

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What does 'intersex' mean?

One appears to be one gender but has the biological parts of another gender.

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What is gender socialization?

The process of assigning color-coded clothing to babies based on their gender.

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True or False: The proportion of teenagers having sex has increased in recent decades.

False.

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What did sociologist Amy Schalet study regarding Dutch and American parents?

Dutch parents are more open to discussing sex.

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What is abstinence sex education?

Education that promotes no sex without discussion.

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What does comprehensive sex education entail?

Education about safe sex practices.

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What are social scripts in sociology?

Commonly understood 'rules' of dating.

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What is the difference between romantic love and utilitarian love?

Romantic love is based on passion, while utilitarian love is practical.

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What does the marriage promotion movement focus on?

Promoting the institution of marriage.

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Have divorce rates gone up or down since the 1960s and 1980s?

Increased since the 1960s; decreased since the 1980s.

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What are some common reasons people get divorced?

Unhappiness and financial issues.

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What is the likelihood of divorce for someone marrying at 20 vs 25?

Someone marrying under 20 is twice as likely to divorce.

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How does women's economic independence shape divorce?

Independence effect and the need for two incomes.