FSHD 257 1st edition Lecture 21 Outline of Last Lecture I. Explore the past, present, and future of American marriages and families II. Compare the different Era’s in which families developed III. Identify the 10 aspects of American families today IV. 6 qualities of strong families Outline of Current Lecture V. Jeopardy review for Exam 3Current Lecture- Sexo Biological aspect of being male or female - Intersexo A person born with ambiguous genital anatomy - Gender Stereotypeso Belief that males and females, as a result of their sex, posses distinct psychological and behavioral traits - Socialization agents for gender roles o Parents, extended family, peers, schools, pop culture/media, religion - Sexual orientationo An individuals physical and emotional attraction to the same and/or opposite gender - No-fault divorce o Couple can divorce without proving one spouse responsible for failed marriage (irreconcilable differences) - Refined Divorce Rateo Number of divorces per year for every 1,000 married women These notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor’s lecture. GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes, not as a substitute.- Separation Distresso Anxiety, fear, and pain centered on the missing partner - Age at marriageo Demographic factor that is the best predictor of divorce - Alimonyo Monetary payment by one spouse to another after divorce to help the other meet his or her economic needs - Remarriageo A marriage in which one or both partners have previously been married - Single-Parent Families o Created by divorce, births to unmarried women or being widowed - Stepfamilies o Family form that is more common in the US than in any other industrialized nation - Awareness stageo Stage when family members realize that their early fantasies are not becoming reality - Resolution stage o Stage when the stepfamily achieves integration and appreciates its unique identity as a stepfamily - Country that is not required to provide employees paid vacation days or paid holidays o United States - Time strain o Feeling that one does not have or spend enough time in certain roles and relationships - Crossover o When a workers work related stress or engagement affects ones partner in similar ways - Sandwich generationo Generation of people who are caring for their aging parents while simultaneously raisingtheir own children - What is the “typical” caregiver? o Middle-aged, married women/mother who works outside the home - What is the percentage of American parents who spank their children? o 90%- What is the most prevalent type of child maltreatment o Neglect - Percentage of homicides committed against women worldwide by husbands and intimate partners? o 40-70%- What is the number of older people who are physically abused? o About 2 million people each year - What is “Outing”? o Threatening to tell others about someone’s sexual orientation without their consent - Gender that is more likely to remarry? o