Peter let his son borrow the family car. Although he told him, "Don't be home late," the car didn't pull into the driveway until 3 in the morning. This is an example of:
a. richness.
b. communication failure.
c. empathic listening.
d. pseudomutuality.
B
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Aulette's discussion of "families we choose" refers to
a. gay and lesbian couples who live in social arrangements with intimate relationships between couples and close familial relationships with other adults and among adults and children. b. blended families formed after remarriage of stepparents and stepchildren. c. the bond a newlywed couple and their in-laws. d. extended families of kin related by blood and marriage that provide emotional support.
Lisa has a number of close friends of both sexes. However, she is not attracted to either sex. In this scenario, Lisa is _____.
A. homosexual B. bisexual C. heterosexual D. intersexual E. asexual
Which is one of the themes of the textbook?
A. The best way to truly understand families is to link micro- and macro-level perspectives. B. Because families are different from one culture to another, they have few universal features or functions. C. Families are monolithic. D. Biological theories and research are most important to understanding families and close relationships.
The term _________________ refers to prejudice or discrimination that is based on a person's age.
What will be an ideal response?