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The document discusses key concepts related to families and relationships including: 1) A family is a group of people united by marriage, blood, or adoption that live together and interact in roles like parents, children, and siblings. 2) Different types of family residence patterns are described upon marriage such as matrilocal residence near the bride's family, patrilocal residence near the groom's family, and neolocal residence independently from either. 3) The triangular theory of love explains love in terms of three components - intimacy, commitment, and passion. Intimacy involves emotional and social closeness, commitment is a decision to remain in the relationship, and passion involves physical and sexual attraction.

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Quiz 1 Eu

The document discusses key concepts related to families and relationships including: 1) A family is a group of people united by marriage, blood, or adoption that live together and interact in roles like parents, children, and siblings. 2) Different types of family residence patterns are described upon marriage such as matrilocal residence near the bride's family, patrilocal residence near the groom's family, and neolocal residence independently from either. 3) The triangular theory of love explains love in terms of three components - intimacy, commitment, and passion. Intimacy involves emotional and social closeness, commitment is a decision to remain in the relationship, and passion involves physical and sexual attraction.

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1.

It is a group of persons united by the ties of marriage, blood, or adoption, constituting a single
household, and interacting with each other in their respective social positions, usually those of spouses,
parents, children, and siblings.

a. Household

b. Family

c. Siblings

d. Adoption

3. It is based on the arrangements made by persons, individually or in groups, for providing themselves
with food or other essentials for living.

a. Household

b. Family

c. Siblings

d. Family Tree

4. It is also called elementary family, in sociology and anthropology itis a group of people who are united
by ties of partnership and parenthood and consisting of a pair of adults and their socially recognized
children.

a. Nuclear Family

b. Extended Family

c. Patrilineal Family

d. Matrilineal Family

5. It has something to do with who is the individual associated with (relatives to either mother or father
side or both).

a. Hereditary

b. Descriptive

c. Disease

d. Descent

6. Occurs when a newly married couple establishes their home independent of both sets of relatives.

a. Matrilocal residence

b. Avunculocal residence

c. Neolocal residence
d. Ambilocal residence

7. Occurs when a newly married couple establishes their home near or in the bride's mother’s house.
This keeps women near their female relatives.

a. Matrilocal residence

b. Avunculocal residence

c. Neolocal residence

d. Ambilocal residence

8. Occurs when a newly married couple has the choice of living with or near the groom’s or the bride's
family.

a. Matrilocal residence

b. Avunculocal residence

c. Neolocal residence

d. Ambilocal residence

9. Patrilocal residence occurs when a newly married couple establishes their home near or in the
groom’s father's house.

a. Matrilocal residence

b. Avunculocal residence

c. Neolocal residence

d. Patrilocal residence

10. Occurs when a newly married couple establishes their home near or in the groom’s maternal uncle's
house. This is associated with matrilineal descent.

a. Matrilocal residence

b. Avunculocal residence

c. Neolocal residence

d. Patrilocal residence

11. Enumerate 5 importance of family.

12. Give one value placed on the family and expound.


13. Differentiate traditional and modern Courtship

14. Explain the Triangular Theory of love, refer to photo below:

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