Marriages in Japan Are Characterized by Different Goals Than Those

question 106

Multiple Choice

Marriages in Japan are characterized by different goals than those in the United States. Which of the following is an example of a Japanese marriage goal not shared by the United States?

• A) The husband and wife work toward an intimate emotionally fulfilling marriage.
• B) The husband puts his family first once married.
• C) Both men and women select a mate themselves to meet their psychological needs.
• D) The wife agrees to provide a home and raise the children mostly on her own.

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