The Breakup Quiz
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What is the Phase Model of Dissolution by Duck about?

  • Discussing the impact of external factors on relationship dissolution
  • Describing the stages of grief after a breakup
  • Outlining the breakup process starting in one person's mind and moving to an interpersonal space between partners (correct)
  • Analyzing the phases of a romantic relationship from infatuation to stability
  • What are some factors explaining diverse post-dissolution outcomes, as per the text?

  • Geographical location, age, hobbies, and social media presence
  • Religious beliefs, political views, family background, and communication style
  • Pre-existing vulnerabilities, personality, gender, pre-breakup relationship quality, and post-dissolution relationships with ex-partners (correct)
  • Socioeconomic status, education level, physical attractiveness, and career success
  • What are predictors of relationship dissolution according to the text?

  • Problems with communication, problems with intimacy, and problems with commitment
  • Problems with family, problems with work, and problems with society
  • Problems with 'me' or 'you,' problems with 'us,' and problems with context (correct)
  • Problems with trust, problems with honesty, and problems with loyalty
  • What are contextual factors that can threaten relationship stability?

    <p>Financial stress and incarceration</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the refined divorce rate based on?

    <p>Number of divorces per 1000 married women in a given year (excludes same-sex married men)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the crude divorce rate based on?

    <p>Number of divorces per 1000 people in a given year (not age adjustment)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the cohort approach in calculating divorce rates?

    <p>The lifetime probability of marriages to end in divorce for a given cohort of individuals</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the main reason for the declining divorce rate overall?

    <p>Shift in attitudes towards marriage and divorce</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Why do people engage in ghosting as a breakup strategy?

    <p>To avoid confrontation and uncomfortable conversations</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is a common outcome for people who re-partner after a breakup?

    <p>They tend to have better outcomes than those who do not re-partner</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is a key situational factor predicting dissolution according to the text?

    <p>Low income and incarceration</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Understanding Relationship Breakups

    • Student responses on the impact of divorce may include benefits to personal health, harm to children, and encouragement to work on relationships.
    • Factors contributing to changes in divorce rates over time include shifts in values, delayed marriage, and the rise in cohabitation.
    • Non-marital dissolution rates are difficult to estimate due to the variability in people's experiences and the prevalence of casual encounters.
    • Predictors of relationship dissolution include problems with "me" or "you," problems with "us," and problems with context.
    • Breakup reasons falling under "me" or "you" include personality traits, habits, and behaviors of oneself or the partner.
    • "Us" problems in a relationship involve breaking intimacy, interdependence, and commitment, with low intimacy predicting dissolution.
    • Incompatibility, conflicts, and infidelity are common reasons for breaking interdependence and commitment in relationships.
    • Infidelity is a serious transgression that significantly increases the odds of divorce and occurs commonly in all types of relationships.
    • Reasons for engaging in infidelity include relationship-based and situational factors, and it can have toxic consequences for relationship stability.
    • Financial stress and incarceration are contextual factors that can threaten relationship stability, with low income and incarceration being risk factors for divorce.
    • Parenting introduces an array of problems for relationships, including added stress and challenges that can strain the relationship.
    • Well-matched partners are not immune to breaking up, as relationships do not operate in isolation and can be threatened by highly stressful contexts.

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    Test your knowledge of relationship breakups with this quiz covering factors contributing to divorce rates, predictors of relationship dissolution, common breakup reasons, and contextual factors that can threaten relationship stability. Explore the impact of divorce on personal health, children, and relationships, as well as the prevalence and consequences of infidelity in various types of relationships.

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