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| spouses share time and intamcy; find great satisfaction out of marriage |
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| highly satisfied marriage, but distinction of how they spend their time, companionship part |
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| centered on tensions and dissagreements |
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| no romantic love, becomes about responsibilities. no room for relationship |
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| provides stability for couple but no love |
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| think of power as a resource in relationship |
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| power to force someone against his/her own will |
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| ability to give people what they want in exchange they do what you tell them |
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| power comes bc of certain role |
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| one who identifies, admires, or respect for power holder |
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| knowledge or skill that you have that someone else requires |
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gender idology as a basis of marital power
-our possisions or views on what we should do in marriage
-includes messages from broader culture |
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| no conflict or changes reported by spouse |
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| spouses attempt at change, conflicts, and strategies for change |
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| neither parteners are aware of power differential |
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-power in marriages is a function of
"comparative resources"
-generally good empirical support
-conflicting finding address authority more than power
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frequently override other sources of power
(housework negotiation, earned income) |
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| state of having to many roles with conflicting demands |
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| stressful events in one part of ones life spills over to another |
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| high levels of support and moderate control over child |
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| provide emotional but little control |
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