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ISBN-13:  978-1337109666

Author:   Mary Ann Lamanna (Author), Agnes Riedmann (Author), Susan D Stewart (Author

This best-selling text on marriages, families, and relationships combines an authoritative, yet applied approach with a theme that is especially relevant today: making choices in a diverse society. A balance of various theoretical perspectives along with many examples helps you understand how people are influenced by the society around them, how social conditions change in ways that affect family life, the interplay between families and the larger society, and the family-related choices that individuals make throughout adulthood. You’ll gain insightful perspectives on the diversity of our modern society, including different ethnic traditions and family forms, and be encouraged to question assumptions and reconcile conflicting ideas and values as you make informed choices in your own life.

 

Table of Content:

  1. Ch 1: Making Family Choices in a Changing Society
  2. Defining Family
  3. A Sociological Imagination: Personal Troubles and Some Social Conditions That Impact Families
  4. The Freedom and Pressures of Choosing
  5. Families of Individuals
  6. Marriages and Families: Four Themes
  7. Summary
  8. Ch 2: Exploring Relationships and Families
  9. Science: Transcending Personal Experience
  10. Theoretical Perspectives on the Family
  11. Designing a Scientific Study: Some Basic Principles
  12. Summary
  13. Ch 3: Gender Identities and Families
  14. Our Gender Identities
  15. Gender Identities in Social Context
  16. Gender Socialization
  17. Gender and Social Change
  18. Summary
  19. Ch 4: Our Sexual Selves
  20. Sexual Development and Identity
  21. Theoretical Perspectives on Human Sexuality
  22. Changing Cultural Scripts
  23. Sexual Values Outside Committed Relationships
  24. Sexual Values for Committed Relationships
  25. The Politics of Sex
  26. Sexual Responsibility
  27. Summary
  28. Ch 5: Love and Choosing a Life Partner
  29. Love and Commitment
  30. Mate Selection: The Process of Selecting a Committed Partner
  31. The Marriage Market
  32. Assortative Mating: A Filtering Out Process
  33. Heterogamy in Relationships
  34. Meandering toward Marriage: Developing the Relationship and Moving Toward Commitment
  35. Dating Violence: Aserious Sign of Trouble
  36. The Possibility of Breaking Up
  37. Nurturing Loving and Committed Relationships
  38. Summary
  39. Ch 6: Nonmarital Lifestyles: Living Alone, Cohabiting, and Other Options
  40. What Does It Mean to Be Single?
  41. Reasons for More Unmarrieds
  42. Singles: Their Various Living Arrangements
  43. Cohabitation and Family Life
  44. Maintaining Supportive Social Networks and Life Satisfaction
  45. Summary
  46. Ch 7: Marriage: From Social Institution to Private Relationship
  47. Marital Status: The Changing Picture
  48. The Time-Honored Marriage Premise: Permanence and Sexual Exclusivity
  49. From “Yoke Mates” to “Soul Mates”: A Changing Marriage Premise
  50. Deinstitutionalized Marriage
  51. Deinstitutionalized Marriage: The Policy Debate
  52. Happiness, Well-Being, and Life Satisfaction: How Does Marriage Matter?
  53. Summary
  54. Ch 8: Deciding about Parenthood
  55. Fertility Trends in the United States
  56. Things to Consider When Deciding about Parenthood
  57. Having Children: Options and Circumstances
  58. Preventing Pregnancy
  59. Abortion
  60. Involuntary Infertility and Reproductive Technology
  61. Adoption
  62. Summary
  63. Ch 9: Raising Children in a Diverse Society
  64. Parenting in Twenty-First Century America
  65. Gender and Parenting
  66. What Do Children Need?
  67. Experts advise Authoritative Parenting
  68. Social Class and Parenting
  69. Parenting and Diversity: Sexual Identity, Race/Ethnicity, Religion
  70. Grandparents as Parents
  71. Parenting Young Adult Children
  72. Toward Better Parenting
  73. Summary
  74. Ch 10: Work and Family
  75. The Interface of Work and Family Life
  76. Men’s Work and Family Roles
  77. Women’s Work and Family Roles
  78. Two-Earner Partnerships and Work–Family Options
  79. Unpaid Family Work
  80. Juggling Employment and Family Work
  81. Social Policy, Work, and Family
  82. The Two-Earner Couple’s Relationship
  83. Summary
  84. Ch 11: Communication in Relationships, Marriages, and Families
  85. Family Cohesion and Conflict
  86. Communication and Couple Satisfaction
  87. Stress, Coping, and Conflict in Relationships
  88. John Gottman’s Research on Couple Communication and Conflict Management
  89. Gender Differences and Communication
  90. Working through Conflicts in Positive Ways—Ten Guidelines
  91. Toward Better Couple and Family Communication
  92. Summary
  93. Ch 12: Power and Violence in Families
  94. What Is Power?
  95. The Resource Hypothesis: A Classical Perspective on Marital Power
  96. Current Research on Couple Power
  97. Power Politics versus Freely Cooperative Relationships
  98. Family Violence
  99. Gender and Intimate Partner Violence (IPV)
  100. Violence against Children-Child Maltreatment
  101. Sibling Violence
  102. Child-to-Parent Violence
  103. Stopping Family Violence
  104. Summary
  105. Ch 13: Family Stress, Crisis, and Resilience
  106. Defining Family Stress, Crisis, and Resilience
  107. Theoretical Perspectives on Family Stress and Crises
  108. What Precipitates a Family Crisis?
  109. The Course of a Family Crisis
  110. Family Stress,Crisis, Adjustment, and Adaptation: A Theoretical Model
  111. Meeting Crises Creatively
  112. Crisis: Disaster or Opportunity?
  113. Summary
  114. Ch 14: Divorce and Relationship Dissolution
  115. Today’s Divorce Rate
  116. Why Did the Divorce Rate Rise throughout the Twentieth Century?
  117. Why the Divorce Rate Stabilized over the Past Three Decades
  118. Thinking about Divorce: Weighing the Alternatives
  119. Getting the Divorce
  120. The Economic Consequences of Divorce
  121. The Social and Emotional Consequences of Divorce
  122. Child-Custody Issues
  123. Styles of Parental Relationships after Divorce
  124. Summary
  125. Ch 15: Remarriages and Stepfamilies
  126. Defining and Measuring Stepfamilies
  127. Choosing Partners the Next Time
  128. Happiness, Satisfaction, and Stability in Remarriage
  129. Day-to-Day Living in Stepfamilies
  130. Well-Being in Stepfamilies
  131. Creating Supportive Stepfamilies
  132. Summary
  133. Ch 16: Aging and Multigenerational Families
  134. Our Aging Population
  135. Living Arrangements of Older Americans
  136. Aging in Today’s Economy
  137. Relationship Satisfaction in Later Life
  138. Later-Life Divorce, Widowhood, and Repartnering
  139. Multigenerational Ties: Older Parents, Adult Children, and Grandchildren
  140. Aging Families and Caregiving
  141. Elder Abuse and Neglect
  142. The Changing American Family and Elder Care in the Future
  143. Toward Better Caregiving
  144. Summary
  145. Glossary
  146. References
  147. Name Index
  148. Subject Index

 

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