Holly and Norman are in a remarriage. Holly maintains that she married the first time for all the wrong reasons but this time, she is truly in love. She plans for everything to go right in this marriage, including candlelight dinners and romantic weekends. This is an example of which myth surrounding remarriage?
A. allow no criticism
B. consider the other person above oneself
C. be an individual
D. things must work out
Answer: D
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a. grew; declined b. declined; grew c. grew; stayed the same d. stayed the same; stayed the same e. stayed the same; declined
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a. male pledgers are more likely to retract their pledge and less likely to remain a virgin b. females are less likely to make the pledge and to behave consistent with the pledge c. females and males are equally likely to make the pledge d. females and males are equally likely to behave consistent with the pledge
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A. traditional authority B. presidential authority C. rational-legal authority D. power authority