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The paragraph below is developed by a specific mode or pattern. Read the paragraph; then answer the question(s) .
(1) Why is money such a problem issue for couples? (2) Psychologists and others have identified several causes. (3) One cause of financial tension is that people who overspend tend to marry people who hoard their money. (4) The hoarders feel happy and in control when they are not spending, whereas the overspenders feel happy and in control when they are spending. (5) Another reason is that most couples have more difficulty communicating about money than about any other subject. (6) Although they may talk to each other about everything else under the sun, they can't seem to communicate about money or how they feel about it. (7) A third cause of trouble involves gender differences, including differences in how men and women see the world and operate in it. (8) Some of these differences may go back to the early roles of men as hunters and women as food gatherers. (9) Rob Becker, in his theater piece, Defending the Caveman , describes men going out to buy a shirt, wearing it until it dies, and then going out to kill another shirt ⎯ while women, the gatherers, shop early and accumulate items for later giving. (10) Even though this picture may strike us as funny and we know people who are exceptions to all the generalizations, money issues continue to plague our relationships.
Transitional words or phrases are used in which sentences?

Definitions:

Composite Unit

A composite unit is an accounting measurement that combines the attributes of multiple units of a similar product or service into a single representation for easier management or evaluation.

Sales Mix

The proportion of different products or services that make up a company's total sales, affecting overall profitability and performance.

Variable Costs

Costs that vary directly with the level of output or production activity, such as raw materials and direct labor expenses.

Break-Even Point

The point at which total costs equal total revenue, meaning there is no net loss or gain.