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| both married partners are employed outside the home |
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| diana pearce; denotes the likely hood that female head of households will be poor owing to job and wage discrimination, high divorce rates and births to unmarried woman |
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| defined as the minimal level of income the u.s. gov. considers necessary for individual and family subsistance |
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| others expectations are unknown when you don't know what others expect of you either because they don't have the necessary information or becuase they deliberately withhold it from you |
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| occurs when expectations of two or more roles are incompatible |
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| occurs when others expectations exceed ones abilitiy to meet them |
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| nonconsensual sex between adults who know each other |
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| sandwich between taking care of children and their own aging parents. harris and binchler |
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| repeated and malicious following or harassment of another person |
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| who's existence is known only to residents and shelter workers, private homes that provide temporary housing for abused woman |
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| consists of court ordered financial support by a spouse or a former spouse to the other fallowing separation or divorce. Lenore Weitzman ''alimony myth" |
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| pronouncement that declares that a couple never had a valid marriage, returning both partners to singe status and allowing them to marry others |
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| the court mandated decision as to which parent will be primarely responsible for the upbringing and welfare of the child |
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| ongoing financial assistance for child care expenses that the separated or divorced parent with the custody of the child receives from the non custodial parent |
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| fathers who don't meet there court ordered child support responsibilities |
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| involves settlement of the property |
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| involves loss of affection, trust and respect for each other and replaces positive emotions with indifference or destructive emotions |
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| the children divide their time between both parents |
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| children lives with both parents dividing their time on a more or less equal bases between the separate households |
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| children live with one parent, but both share decisions about their children's upbringing |
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| children live with one parent, who is solely responsible for raising them, and the other parent has legally specified visitation rights |
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| the children are divided between the two parents |
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| a family in which former spouses and children live in two different households |
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| step family; in which is created when two people marry and one or both brings into the household a child or children from the previous marriage |
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| or set of social norms for guiding the various participants in their relations with one another |
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| defined as participation in a sequence of marital partnership one at a time |
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| shared joy is double joy, shared sorrow is half sorrow |
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