Which statement is TRUE regarding conflict in marriage?

In order to end an argument, it is best to compromise.

A positive way to strengthen a relationship with in-laws is to:

Realize that how your family does things is not the only way

Which of the following is a MYTH about mate selection?

It's easy to change behavior that you dislike in your mate.

When resolving conflicts:

Listen to one another and discuss your feelings.

1. Common adjustments made in dual-working families involve:

Division of family roles and responsibilities.

Establishing a positive relationship with in-laws includes:

Looking for the positive characteristics the have.

Which combination of characteristics is the MOST important for successful marriages?

Fidelity and commitment to one another.

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Adult Roles and Financial Literacy State Test Review- Strand 6

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1
Which statement is TRUE regarding conflict in marriage?
In order to end an argument, it is best to compromise.
People should avoid conflict with each other.
Problems will disappear over time if they are left alone.
The more intimate the relationship, the greater the conflict
2
When a couple shares all types of roles and responsibilities it is termed:
A democratic marriage.
A traditional marriage.
An open marriage.
An equalitarian marriage.
3
A positive way to strengthen a relationship with in-laws is to:
Teach your spouse your own family patterns.
Adopt your own family’s traditions.
Let your spouse know the ways your family is great.
Realize that how your family does things is not the only way
4
The BEST way to deal with you spouse’s imperfections and habits is to:
Talk it out with a friend, so you can let it go.
Discuss them with your spouse.
Remind them of their faults in a light-hearted manner.
Point out some of your own faults to your spouse.
5
Which is important for a strong marriage?
Having different values.
Spending all free time together.
Communication skills.
Living together before marriage.
6
Which of the following is a MYTH about mate selection?
The more differences you have, the more conflicts will arise
It's easy to change behavior that you dislike in your mate.
How a couple relates while dating will continue in marriage.
Whom you marry will greatly affect the course of your life.
7
When resolving conflicts:
Stand your ground and defend your position.
None of the above.
Listen to one another and discuss your feelings.
Be indirect in how you express your feelings.
8
Which of the following was NOT a consideration in mate selection for many centuries?
Convenience.
Love.
Economic necessity.
Biological reasons.
9
1. Common adjustments made in dual-working families involve:
All of the above.
Division of family roles and responsibilities.
More association with extended family members.
Traditional parenting roles.
10
Establishing a positive relationship with in-laws includes:
Pointing out the differences between your family and theirs.
Visiting with them for long periods of time.
Looking for the positive characteristics the have.
Voicing your concerns and criticisms early in the marriage.
11
A characteristic of real or enduring love is:
Feelings of shakiness and nervousness.
Emotions that are usually short-lived.
Spending a lot of time on looking good.
Sharing common interests.
12
The mate selection theory that states, “opposites attract” is the:
Fallacy theory.
Complementary needs theory.
Maslow’s theory.
Propinquity theory.
13
Which of the following is the MOST important to developing a happy and content relationship?
Taking vacations at least twice a year.
Placing your needs first.
Spending time together.
Planning and following a budget.
14
Which combination of characteristics is the MOST important for successful marriages?
Security and being dependent upon each other.
Fidelity and commitment to one another.
Being unreliable and dependent upon each other.
Communication and an open display of affection.

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