A-Words | Moral Development | Marriage | Vocabulary | Roles |
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the listener works to understand the speaker's feelings and the true meaning of the message.
Active listening
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first level - focused on the outcome of the behavior
pre-conventional
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Agreements that protect property, ownership, money, and possibly roles before marriage
prenuptial agreement
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The act of deceiving
deception
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one that is automatically acquired (ex: at birth you became a daughter)
given roles
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positive input that helps others feel appreciated and supported.
affirmations
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rules, expectations, and judgement of the group become the standard for behavior
conventional
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marital satisfaction starts high, drops, then rises again with the introduction of children in the marriage.
U-shaped curve
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Someone who studies and predicts the future
futurist
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deliberately selected role (ex: decide to become parents)
chosen roles
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unselfish concern for the welfare of others
Altruism
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People begin to evaluate customs and laws based on their own personal standards
post-conventional
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when partners stop making the effort to be close; alienated
estranged
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What is sameness
homogamy
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A person from whom you learn behaviors and attitudes.
role model
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The ability to direct one's life independently
autonomy
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Lawrence Kohlberg
Psychologist who originally studied moral development
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individual states
Laws pertaining to marriage are regulated by:
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An intense emotional involvement beginning with strong attractions (a crush)
infatuation
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Set ideas about groups of people
stereotypes
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Learning by listening
Auditory learning
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A clear set of rules or principles that guide actions and decisions
Code of Ethics
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A binding agreement between two people
Marriage contract
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learn by doing
kinesthetic learning
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When people have differing views about role expectations
role conflict
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