Margaret has been married to Dave for four years. When Dave goes out of town on a business trip for a month, Margaret meets a stranger named Scott in a bar. In her drunken stupor, she has sex with him. However, she does not continue the relationship. In the given scenario, Margaret engages in a _____
A) swinging arrangement
B) brief encounter
C) utilitarian affair
D) paraphiliac affair
B
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Indicate whether the statement is true or false
The people of Marksenia have high-pressure jobs and most of them die at the average age of 60. This number would be referred to as the ________ of Marksenia
A) living will B) life fitness C) life expectancy D) old-age dependency ratio
How are American families dealing with the current decline in the economy as discussed by Aulette?
a. By putting more family members into the paid labor force. b. By increasing debt. c. By going on welfare and getting food stamps. d. A and B above.
The text points out that crisis tends to throw people into self-absorption. If all family members become self-absorbed, each may perceive inequity. This observation reflects the ________ theory.
A. conflict B. symbolic interactionist C. exchange D. systems