Identify a true statement about marital satisfaction.
A. Married couples report less emotional satisfaction from sex than do single or cohabiting couples.
B. Marital happiness is negatively affected by premarital cohabitation, extramarital affairs, wives' job demands, and wives' longer working hours.
C. Increases in husbands' share of housework appear to increase marital satisfaction among husbands but decrease it among wives.
D. Married men tend to place more importance on emotional expressiveness than do married women.
Answer: B
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A. right temporal B. left temporal C. right frontal D. left frontal
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a. tertiary emotion b. sociomoral emotion c. primary emotion d. secondary emotion
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a) seek professional help for Matthew. b) quietly remove the dolls and begin encouraging more appropriate activities. c) begin setting stricter limits on Matthew's behaviour generally. d) do nothing.