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Perspectives on Intimate Relationships

Perspectives on Intimate Relationships. Perspectives on Intimate Relationships Chapter 1. Chapter 1. Chapter Overview. Scientific Research Methods Introductory “Quiz” Thought for the Week YJU What You Love About… Parts 1 & 2 “The Well Rounded Person Homework: Critical Thinking Questions.

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Perspectives on Intimate Relationships

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  1. Perspectives on Intimate Relationships Perspectives on Intimate RelationshipsChapter 1 Chapter 1

  2. Chapter Overview • Scientific Research Methods • Introductory “Quiz” • Thought for the Week • YJU • What You Love About… Parts 1 & 2 • “The Well Rounded Person • Homework: Critical Thinking Questions

  3. I. Scientific Research Methods • Surveys • Observational Research • Document Studies • Correlation • The Experiment

  4. D. Correlation • A Six-foot Two Son Conclusion • Bars vs. Churches Conclusion 3. The Big Conclusion:

  5. I. Scientific Research Methods • Surveys • Observational Research • Document Studies • Correlation • The Experiment

  6. E. The Experiment • Parts of an Experiment • Let’s Make One!

  7. 1. Parts of an Experiment Hypothesis Population Sample Random Sample Experimental Group Control Group Variable Independent Variable Dependent Variable Experimenter Effect Confound

  8. II. Introductory “Quiz”

  9. E. The Experiment • Parts of an Experiment • Let’s Make One!

  10. 1. Once you’ve found your soul mate, love conquers all. False

  11. 2. Marriage is a legal contract between the couple and the state. True

  12. 3. Fifty percent of all marriages fail. False

  13. 4. The most common causes of failed marriages are infidelity and financial problems. False (see p. 12, bottom)

  14. 5. Crises usually tear families apart. False

  15. 6. More married men report that their sex lives are satisfying than cohabiting men. True (see p. 17, bottom)

  16. 7. Both American consumerism and pace of living are major contributors to the American divorce rate. True

  17. 8. In the U.S., legal drugs (alcohol and tobacco) kill approximately 20 times as many people each year as illegal drugs. True

  18. 9. The internet contributes to the breakdown of the family. True

  19. 10. Financial issues are less likely to be named as stressors in upper-income families. False

  20. 11. A whopping majority of married people are happier, healthier, and wealthier than those who are not. True

  21. III. Thought for the Week: Without hard work, nothing grows but weeds.

  22. IV. YJU: It is within families that truth is best learned, integrity is cultivated, self-discipline is instilled, and love is nurtured.

  23. V. What You Love About Parts 1 & 2 (H.O.)

  24. VI. “The Well Rounded Person (H.O.)

  25. VII. Home Work: Critical Thinking Questions (H.O.)

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