The unit of analysis used to study communities is most likely on a(n) ______ level.
A. individual
B. dyad
C. extended family
D. aggregate
Ans: D
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The vast majority of children raised by lesbians and gay men grow up to be heterosexual
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
What theory may explain why those who believe that sexual orientation is biologically determined are more likely to support gay and lesbian civil rights than those who believe it is due to environmental influences?
a. attributional theory c. displacement theory b. inborn theory d. no-fault theory
Nina and Mitch, a cohabiting couple, have been deeply attracted to each other since their college years. This gives them both a deep and fulfilling sense of sexual well-being. After graduating from college, Nina has been able to find a good deal for an apartment for them, and have agreed to share the rent. Seeing that they are extremely cooperative and committed to each other, Mitch has come to believe that the thread that binds them together is sacred.Nina's act of finding suitable accommodation points to which characteristic of commitment?
A. Attraction B. External constraints C. Serial monogamy D. Sexual well-being E. Moral-normative perception
Which of the following is true of divorce?
A. People with high education and income have high rates of divorce. B. Divorce rates around milestones such as 4-year or 7-year anniversaries in the cycle of marriage and commitment are very low. C. Older people are more likely to divorce than younger people D. The most common reason people divorce is problems in communication or a sense of feeling unhappy or unloved in a relationship. E. Divorce is widely perceived to have increased in Western Europe and the United States, and since 1980, it has increased further.