When they first got married, Marge and Irwin each had some individual behaviors that irritated the other. For example, Irwin would constantly leave his dirty socks on the bedroom floor, and this bothered Marge. Marge, on the other hand, always forgot to lock the front door when she came in the house. This drove Irwin up a tree Twenty years later, however, Marge locks the door, and Irwin picks up his socks. This sort of change to accommodate a partner is called marital ____.
a. adjustment
b. satisfaction
c. quality
d. success
Question 2
Krause (2006) found that feelings of _____ are lowest in older adults who have very little religious commitment.
a. self-worth
b. anger
c. anxiety
d. spirituality
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