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Five factors have been identified as having a positive effect on stable and high-quality long-term marriages. These include all of the following EXCEPT:
 
  a. containment of conflict.
  b. complimentary roles.
  c. mutuality in decision making.
  d. values such as trust, respect, empathetic understanding, and equity.
  e. quality of communication.

Question 2

Lenore Walker, an advocate of an individualistic or therapeutic model explaining battering, maintains that girls are socialized to behave in a passive, helpless matter while boys learn to take advantage of such girls.
 
  Walker labels this phenomenon as
  a. learned helplessness.
  b. victim culpability.
  c. cognitive retreatism.
  d. relational passivity.



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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

a



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