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lifespan.14

lifespan.14.socialearly adults

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US - self-esteem makes happiness p480 (blank)
social clock - p480 culturally determined - how are you doing? benchmarks
HELSON - women's social clocks p480 (blank)
women who have no strong focus - negative results p480 (blank)
women - process of investing in social clock is important p480 (blank)
ERIKSON - intimacy-versus-isolation p481 postadolescence into early 30's
ERIKSON - failure to develop a strong identity men need strong identity
need for belongness p481 (blank)
black-white friendships p482 few have friends
stimulus stage p482 physical characteristics
value stage p482 increasing similarity of values or beliefs
role stage 482 specific rolse - husband, wife
MURSTEIN - stimulus-value-role (SVR) theory p483 (blank)
love -physiologica arousal p483 (blank)
passionate or romantic love p483 state of powerful absorption
companionate love p483 (blank)
HATFIELD & BERSCHEID - labeling theory of passionate love p 483 arousal is "labeled" as love
negative emotions produce strong physiological arousal p484 "love" is just something you want
STERNBERG - p484 (blank)
Intimacy component p484 closeness
passion component p484 sex, romance
decision/commitment component recognition and determiniation
STERNBERG p484-table of components of love (blank)
cultures - most desirable characteristics in love p486 (blank)
genetic programming-men want physical attraction because is means children p4887 (blank)
JANDA & KLENKE - p487 filtering model (blank)
homogamy p487 marry someone similar in age, education, religion
marriage gradient p487 men marry younger, lower in status
Filter- chart p488 (blank)
BERNARD p488 "bottom of the barrel" men & "cream of the crop" women
Ar. Am women marry men less educated p489 (blank)
marriage outside ethnic group p489 (blank)
HAZAN & SHAVER - p489 attachment styles
infants & adults attachment styles p490 (blank)
gay & lesbian attachment styles p490 (blank)
POSSLQ - 10% in US p492 (blank)
cohabiting "practice" increases chance for happy marriage p492 NO - it does NOT
advantage of marriage p492 (blank)
median age for marriage - 27 men - 25 women p492 oldest since figures kept
90% marry p493 (blank)
happy marriage p493 (blank)
divorce - half of marriages p493 during first 10 years of marriage
conflict - stabilization p494 (blank)
children-$233,000 p495 (blank)
decide to have child p495 (blank)
fertility rate p496 (blank)
replacement level p496 (blank)
dual-earner couples p496 (blank)
baby-rearing-no community support p497 (blank)
childbirth-lowest level of marital satisfaction p497 (blank)
coparenting team p498 common child-rearing strategies
gay parents - 20% p498 (blank)
gay parents -same as other p499 (blank)
women - single p499 majority of women are single in 2005-first time in history
career consolidation p500 ages 20-40-concentrate on careers
VAILLANT - career consolidation p501 (blank)
GINZBERG career choice theory p501 (blank)
fantasy period p501 0-11
tentative period p501 think about careers adolescence
realistic career p501 (blank)
HOLLANDS p502 (blank)
Realistic - intellectual - social-conventional - p502 used as job quizzes
communal professions p503 occupations associated with professions, such as nursing
agentic professions - carpentry p503 getting things accomplished
women in workforce-statistics p503 (blank)
gender wage gap p503 75% -percent of men's earnings
extrinsic motivation p504 tangible rewards
intrinsic motivation p504 puritan work ethich - meaningful
status chart p505 (blank)
worker pay variation p506 (blank)
job satisfaction - p506 have influence over others
choose a career chart p506 (blank)
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