What motivates multigenerational households?
a. the need of the elderly to be provided and cared for
b. the need of adult children to return to the nest
c. the need of grandchildren to have multiple caregivers
d. adult children, grandchildren, and the elderly all show some benefit and receive care from residing in multigenerational households
d. adult children, grandchildren, and the elderly all show some benefit and receive care from residing in multigenerational households
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a) Romance is so important that people will leave marriages once the romance is gone. b) Romance didn't even make it into the top twelve aspects of love in a 1980's study. c) If two people in a marriage or committed relationship truly love one another, they will always have romance. d) When totally engrossed in romantic love, people often cannot concentrate on any other aspect of their life. e) Romance is a staple of most forms of entertainment and advertising.
The Quiverfull movement is an antinatalist belief that is practiced among some evangelical Protestant Christian couples in the United States
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Individuals who share similar lifestyles have the same individual mobility.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
What impact is the Internet having on social movement tactics and success?
a. it’s a good way to raise money, but has little utility for social movement operations b. it’s not entirely clear, but the Internet is used more and more to mobilize groups, expose hidden organizational activity, and frame issues favorably for social movements c. largely negative, inasmuch as “activity” on the Internet takes away from people actually committing their time and physical selves to a cause d. very great, to the point that every social movement fails or succeeds in terms of how well it uses the Internet