Question : Multiple Choice 1. How do masculine people, often men, who friends : 1353081

Multiple Choice

1. How do masculine people, often men, who are friends tend to build closeness?

A. share activities

B. talk about their friendship

C. engage in personal disclosure

D. engage in small talk

E. masculine people who are friends do not build closeness

2.  What explains the fact that in heterosexual co-habitating couples, women continue to do the bulk of the domestic labor?

A.  gender ideologies

B.  women’s alternatives to relationships

C.  equity

D.  the ideology of “choice”

E.  all of the above

3. Lesbian relationships tend to be ___________.

A. nonmonogamous

B. low in disclosure and support

C. egalitarian in distributing responsibilities for maintaining the relationship

D. primarily based on doing things rather than talking

E. longer-lasting than heterosexual relationships

4.  Which of the following is true about romantic relationships?

A.  Women tend to fall in love faster and harder than men.

B.  Women perceive of love in terms of taking trips to romantic places, spontaneously making love, and surprising their partners.

C.  In romantic relationships between women and men, attitudes toward sexual activity have undergone profound changes over the last several decades.

D.  Women are more likely than men to focus on relationship dynamics.

E.  All of the above.

5. Emily feels that she and her partner Luke spend too much time together, and she wants more time for her individual interests and activities.  Luke feels that they should spend most of their time with each other.  The tension between them reflects ___________.

A. tension over autonomy and connection

B. tension over bonding rituals

C. differences between desires for doing and talking

D. differences between desires for expression and instrumentality

E. none of the above

6. Kim surveyed her friends and found that, although her male and female friends both said that they made efforts to show others that they care for them, male friends were more likely to show caring through doing something for or with the person than to share a personal disclosure.  Kim concluded that both males and females care, but they may show that in different ways.  Kim’s results confirm which theory?

A. Male deficit model

B. Alternate paths model

C. Ego boundaries theory

D. Bonding rituals

E. Relational dialectics

7. Working women in heterosexual relationships typically engage in the majority of home and family care taking duties, which are frequently routine, repetitive, and constrained by deadlines.  The term that this statement best defines is __________.

A. psychological responsibility

B. wonder woman syndrome

C. soccer mom

D. second-shift job

E. the Mommy Myth

8. Which of the following are features of feminine (often female) friendships.

A. They often contain covert intimacy.

B. Doing activities together is the primary way to build closeness.

C. The friends do things for each other to show that they care.

D. They are less likely than men’s friendships to last if one friend moves away.

E. None of the above

9.  Which of the following is true about non-romantic friendships between men and women?

A.  For many women, a primary benefit of friendships with men is that they are emotionally closer than their friendships with women.

B.  For many men, a primary benefit of friendships with women is that they are lighter and more fun than their friendships with men.

C.  In friendships between women and men, men typically talk more and get more attention than they offer.

D.  Non-romantic friendships between women and men have the advantage of being free from sexual tension.

E.  Both women and men tend to seek out men in times of stress.

10. Gender differences are apparent in the ways people manage conflict.  Feminine people, in general, tend to respond to conflict by:

A.Defering or compromising to reduce tension.

B.Issuing ultimatums.

C.Refusing to listen or discuss an issue.

D.Asserting that the partner is blowing things out of proportion.

E. All of the above

11. Which of the following statements reflects the beliefs of the male deficit model?

A. Men are less able than women to express their feelings.

B. There are multiple ways to build closeness.

C. Men are just as able as women to interpret and express their emotions.

D. Men tend to build closeness by doing things for one another.

E. All of the above.