The statement, "Oh, they're at it again — but they always are" best describes which of the following types of marital relationship?
(a) the devitalized relationship
(b) the total relationship
(c) the passive - congenial relationship
(d) the conflict - habituated relationship
(d)
You might also like to view...
Which of the following is not true with regard to poor students and the schools that serve them?
a. They have few computers for students, compared to many computers for students in the affluent schools. b. They are more likely than their more affluent peers to be taught by teachers who are inexperienced. c. They are more likely to attend schools in need of repairs, renovations, and modernization. d. Their teachers are paid more relative to their peers in affluent schools.
Workers are when they produce not for themselves or for known consumers but, rather, produce for an abstract, impersonal market
a. alienated from the process b. professionalized c. formally trained d. obsolete
Briefly describe how individuals learn to become religious. How would a symbolic interactionist view this change?
What will be an ideal response?
Sarah has been living with her parents since she finished college. According to the textbook, she is most likely to complain about:
a. sibling rivalry. b. lack of freedom. c. parental neglect. d. financial support.