Werner smith criteria for successful coping in adulthood obama
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The document discusses criteria for successful coping in adulthood according to research by Werner and Smith from 2001. It examines Barack Obama's life and achievements based on these criteria in the areas of work, relationships with spouse/children/family/peers, and self-assessment. It highlights Obama's satisfaction in his career, strong relationships with his wife Michelle and children, close bonds with his family members, supportive network of friends, and overall happiness with his life achievements.
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Women and Intimate Relationships
Chapter 8
WS 325
Dr. Thompson
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Marriage Social institutionRegulated byLawsReligion
Personal and Legal Contract
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Marriage Marriage is a way that society and/or religions regulate private relationships between couples, stipulating who can/cannot marryStrong patriarchal heritageWhite dress -Bride as PropertyName change -Mrs. (Mr’s)Women in industrialized countries are marrying laterHigher educationEconomics Experiences of independent living more likely, including premarital sex, cohabitationExposure to variety of viewpoints, opportunities, options and sense of self
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Who marries ? Characteristics of a potential mateWomen and men within the same culture often had similar preferencesMutual attraction and loveDependable characterEmotional stabilityPleasing dispositionAcross cultures, women were more likely to emphasize partner’s earning capacity and ambition, men more likely to emphasize good looks and physical attractivenessMarriage GradientWomen “marry up”, men “marry down”The tendency for women to marry men who are older, have higher prestige and income potentialDecreased in the U.S. as women gain access to educational opportunity and higher incomes
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Varieties of MarriageTraditional MarriageTraditional gender roles, both husband and wife agree husband has (and should have) ultimate authority in major decisions and control of moneyModern marriageModern wives are employed, but her job is viewed as less important than the husband’s. Modern wives do a second shift every day Egalitarian MarriagePost gender relationships: partners have moved beyond using gender to define their marital roles, equal power, authorityUnrecognized, Unauthorized MarriageIn the past, slave marriages, interracial marriages were illegal and unrecognizedAt this point in history, same-sex marriages are mostly unrecognized and unauthorized
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How adherence to gender roles can affect relationships between the sexes
Power in Marriage The Myth of EqualityRefuse to acknowledge traditional gender role socializationHusbands have final say in big decisions in most marriages (76%)Power comes from money and traditional beliefs
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Social Exchange Theory The theory says that the partner who brings greater outside resources to the relationship will have the greater influence within the relationship. Resources may include prestige, knowledge, money, education, or any other valued “currency.”The theory is based primarily on economic theory, but fails to acknowledge the powerful “symbolic” value of traditional gender rolesThe reality is that even in dual-career couples, a husband’s opinions still tend to carry more weight, and a wife’s employment may not give her equal power. Her career may be relegated to a supportive or secondary income, and may be viewed as undermining her “nurturing role”
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Marital SatisfactionMany studies about marital satisfaction over time show an in.
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My cultural genogram starts in the 1920’s and 1930’s when my grandparent’s were born. The socio-political context of my grandparent’s birth to adulthood (1920’s- 1950’s) had an effect on their families’ social norms and behaviors. In the late 1920’s, and early 1930’s the U.S. was at the start and height of the Great Depression. In 1932, Franklin D. Roosevelt was elected President based on his promises to create Federal Government programs to end the Great Depression. Within 100 days the New Deal was signed into law, which created 42 new agencies designed to create jobs, allow unionization, and provide unemployment insurance which helped to alleviate some of our country’s economic deficit (DuBois & Miley, 2014, p. 38, 275). Although my mother’s parents were both born into middle class white families, they were also born into a nation wide economic downfall, which affected the socioeconomic status of their families. It exposed my grandmother to financial sacrifice at a young age, and therefore had an effect on her childhood. In 1941, when my grandparents were in their preteen years, the U.S. was attacked on Pearl Harbor, and this caused the start of WWII. None of my family members including my grandfathers fought in WWII because they were too young, or had physical disabilities that prevented them from joining the war. In 1945, when the war ended the United Nations was established, with many agencies for dealing with world social welfare problems, including the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), and the World Health Organization (WHO) (Barker, 1995). At this time, many community organization efforts were created to address community problems stemming from WWII (DuBois & Miley, 2014, p. 40). While I am uncertain if my Grandparents were deeply involved in any of these social welfare organizations, I feel it is important to recognize that they, as members of society were in some ways affected by social welfare. Social welfare addresses the “general well-being” needs of individuals and meets the universal needs of the population at large (DuBois & Miley, 2014, p. 16).
Both my mother and father were born in the 1950’s. At this time the U.S. was at war with Korea, and in 1957 the U.S civil rights act was passed (Barker, 1995).
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