John Gottman and Colleagues Found That Same-Sex Couples Were More

question 77

Multiple Choice

John Gottman and colleagues found that same-sex couples were more positive than heterosexual couples when discussing areas of conflict in their relationships. Which of the following reasons do the researchers believe contribute to this difference?

• A) Same-sex couples typically tend to value equality more so than do heterosexual couples.
• B) Same-sex couples typically tend to value discussing conflict in their relationships more so than do heterosexual couples.
• C) Same-sex couples typically tend to use more nonverbal communication than do heterosexual couples.
• D) Same-sex couples typically have more rigid gender roles than do heterosexual couples.

Distinguish between different types of cultures such as countercultures and subcultures.

Examine the process of cultural acceptance and interpretation through symbolic interactionism.

Identify core American values and analyze their influence on society.

Understand the dynamic nature of culture and its variations across time.

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Definitions:

Condition Precedent

A condition in a contract that must be met before a party's promise becomes enforceable.

Parol Evidence Rule

A legal principle that prevents parties to a written contract from presenting extrinsic evidence of terms that contradict or modify the written terms of the contract.

Obligor

A person or entity legally bound to provide a benefit or payment to another under the terms of a contract.

Statute of Frauds

A rule of law stipulating that specific kinds of agreements must be documented and signed in order to be legally binding.