Aulette discussed multiple kinds of power as features of married life. Power is more than being able to force someone to do something or making the decisions. It also includes the ability to
a. manipulate spouses psychologically.
b. force one's definition of reality on others.
c. control information needed for decision making.
d. generate tension release in stressful situations.
Question 2
According to researchers cited by Aulette, when custody is contested in divorces
a. fathers obtain either joint or sole custody the majority of the time.
b. mothers win primary custody at least 70 of the time.
c. children 13 and over make the decision while children 12 and under make a recommendation to the judge.
d. women judges favor women while male judges favor men.
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