A. discourage marriage
B. encourage marriage
C. accept all kinds of man-women unions
D. pay couples to have children

A. two social science disciplines
B. ways of studying institutions
C. social limitations placed on marriages
D. practiced only by select groups in society

A. Polyandry
B. Polygyny
C. Polygamy
D. Monogamy

A. most functions are better performed in secondary groups
B. geographic and social mobility are common in industrial societies
C. ascribed status is more important in industrial societies
D. a large family means more hands to work

A. consists of natural parents and children
B. is another name for a childless family
C. is made up of natural parents’ stepparents natural children and stepchildren
D. is quite stable for children

A. no problems
B. a preference for parental conflict rather than their divorce
C. the most difficulty at ages nine and ten
D. fewer problems of adjustment than children from intact families

A. the standard number of marriages in our society
B. a faulty distribution of power in their marriages
C. respect for polygamy
D. a negative experience of married life

A. able nutrition
B. increased drug use
C. increase of women in work force
D. none of the above

A. homogamy
B. heterogamy
C. exogamy
D. hypogamy

A. production activities
B. attitudes on politics
C. hospitalization rates
D. none of the above