A) lower than that in most countries.
B) about the same as in most countries.
C) similar to that of Canada and Mexico, but lower than most European countries.
D) higher than most other countries in the world.
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A) Enduring dynamics model
B) Emergent distress model
C) Disillusionment model
D) Reactive stress model
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A) Economic deprivation
B) Parental conflict
C) Parental loss
D) Parental stress
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A) children are better off going though a divorce if their homes are full of conflict.
B) children are always better off staying in a home with two parents, no matter the level of conflict.
C) any time parents divorce it is better for the children because conflict is inevitably happening in those homes.
D) some level of parental conflict is helpful to children as a model for effective communication.
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A) enduring dynamics model.
B) emergent distress model.
C) disillusionment model.
D) reactive stress model.
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A) enduring dynamics model.
B) emergent distress model.
C) disillusionment model.
D) reactive stress model.
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A) we like to blame people for wrongdoings.
B) no-fault divorces became legal.
C) fewer people today want to be coupled off.
D) fewer people are having children.
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A) churning.
B) transition.
C) resilience.
D) adjustment.
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A) their non-custodial parent does not interfere and visits rarely.
B) their custodial parent speaks well of the other parent, whether or not they ever see that other parent.
C) they continue to have meaningful contact with both parents.
D) their non-custodial parent visits occasionally but not too much (no more than once a week) .
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A) Attraction
B) Alternatives
C) Barriers
D) Attachment
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A) We demand more of our spouses than in the past.
B) We are less connected to social norms that might discourage divorce.
C) We have less social support from friends and family than in the past.
D) All of these.
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A) increased
B) stayed about the same
C) declined
D) increased among younger couples but decreased among older couples
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A) direct, other-oriented
B) indirect, other-oriented
C) direct, self-oriented
D) indirect, self-oriented
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A) The divorce rate is three times higher than in 1960.
B) More than half of couples will divorce before their twenty-first anniversary.
C) The median age that men divorce is about 31 years old.
D) All of these.
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A) sudden onset of discontent.
B) shared desire between both partners to end the relationship.
C) gradual dissatisfaction.
D) the presence of repair attempts.
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A) resurrection phase
B) personal phase
C) dyadic phase
D) social phase
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A) Cohabitation, in general, increases the risk of divorce.
B) Short cohabitation periods after becoming engaged increase risk of divorce.
C) Cohabitation with more than one partner increases the risk of later divorce.
D) People who cohabitate before becoming engaged have a greater chance of later divorce.
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A) Degree of changes in a romance
B) Speed of disillusionment in a romance
C) Problems that couples bring to the marriage
D) The wedding experience and the blending of extended families
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A) genetics
B) social conditions
C) attachment styles
D) enduring vulnerabilities
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A) Seligman's positive psychology model
B) Ekman's model of facial understanding and facial mismatches
C) Whitehead's social expectation model of divorce
D) Levinger's barrier model
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