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11)According to the textbook, which of the following statements is true? A)A bad relationship is worse for women than singlehood or divorce. B)A bad relationship is worse for men than singlehood or divorce. C)Divorce is the best solution to an unhappy marriage. D)Being single is better for men than it is for women. E)Getting a divorce is worse for women than being in a bad relationship. 12)Why does a good relationship increase health and longevity? A)Because healthy people tend to partner with happy people which makes them happy as well. B)Good relationships provide practical and emotional support which in turns improves health. C)Because it increases the likelihood of having sex which is good for health. D)There is no evidence that a good relationship increases health and longevity, it is merely a coincidence. E)Good relationships tend to occur for high income people only who are more likely to have better health care. 13)What does intimacy contribute to partners? A)Financial resources from the husband to the wife. B)The possibility of venereal infection. C)Health protection within a stable and caring family environment. D)Reduced life satisfaction and well-being. E)Stress and anxiety, sometimes even depression. 14)According to Laumann and colleagues (1994), women are healthiest when they are A)single. B)never married and dating. C)never married and cohabiting. D)in their first marriage. E)divorced and cohabiting. 15)According to Laumann and colleagues (1994), men are healthiest when they are A)single. B)never married and dating. C)never married and cohabiting. D)in their first marriage. E)divorced and cohabiting. 16)According to Laumann and colleagues (1994), men are the most sexually and emotionally satisfied when they are A)single. B)never married and dating. C)never married and cohabiting. D)in their first marriage. E)divorced and cohabiting. 17)Which of the following statements about Laumanns (2002) study of relationship status and health and well-being is correct? A)Relationships stretch along a continuum of closeness. B)Well-being deceases from singlehood, down through dating, cohabiting, and marriage. C)Second marriages are more satisfying and beneficial than first marriages. D)People who have gone through a relationship breakup are generally less happy and healthy than people who have not. E)The happiest men are never married and currently cohabiting. 18)Married people tend to be happier than A)never married, single people. B)single, divorced people. C)married, separated people. D)single, widowed people. E)all of the above. 19)The proportion of men and women who were currently in their first marriage who reported excellent or very good health was: A)100% B)91%. C)60% D)43% E)5% 20)Compared to marital relationships, cohabiting relationships tend to A)be longer lasting and yield more satisfaction. B)be longer lasting and yield less satisfaction. C)be shorter lasting and yield more satisfaction. D)be shorter lasting and yield less satisfaction. E)be shorter lasting and yield an equal level of satisfaction.