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Singlehood and Changing Attitudes Towards Marriage: Definitions and Trends, Quizzes of Introduction to Sociology

Definitions and discussions on various aspects of singlehood, including types of singlehood, increasing numbers of unmarried adults, social factors influencing marriage, and changing attitudes towards marriage and singlehood. It also touches upon adulthood transitions and income differences between singles and married couples.

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Uploaded on 10/26/2009

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Download Singlehood and Changing Attitudes Towards Marriage: Definitions and Trends and more Quizzes Introduction to Sociology in PDF only on Docsity! TERM 1 Single DEFINITION 1 any person who is never marroed, divorced, or widowed doesnt consider those who are bating, those who cohabit, homosexual relatioships TERM 2 Types of Singlehood DEFINITION 2 a. Voluntary temporary b. Voluntary stable c. Involuntary temporary d. Involuntary stable TERM 3 Increasing Unmarrieds DEFINITION 3 1970: 28% 2002: 39.5% unmarried adults as percentage of all adults who are these adults? TERM 4 Social Factors DEFINITION 4 a. Young people postpone marriage: i. Changes in the economy ii. Improved contraception iii. The sex ratio iv. Changing attitudes towards marriage & singlehood TERM 5 Marriage: Changing Attitudes DEFINITION 5 singles hold more individualistic than familistic values stay single longer, become more individualistic high divorce rates more options: cohabitation, domestic partnership, adoption , artificial conception
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