Which couple is most likely to have marital success?
a. Jennifer and Malu who come from happily married parental homes, are turning 21 this year, and enjoy teasing each other with sarcastic comments.
b. Rebecca and Simon who are caring for an aging parent, have secure and flexible personalities, and are 28 and 30 years old.
c. Casey and Jordan who come from happily married parental homes, are in their late 20s, and make it a point to be supportive and sharing in their communication.
d. Hayley and Dylan who have been going together for three years, are supportive of each other, and are perfectionists.
Question 2
Emily has a lot of stress at work. Research indicates that
a. stress from work can affect her mood at home and cause marital distress.
b. she can easily overcome the effect on her marriage by getting proper exercise and diet.
c. as long as she focuses on her home and marital roles, she will be fine.
d. marriage weathers stress outside the home as long as it is based on love.
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