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Marriage and Parenting Couples in a marriage are able to share togetherness and give each other support in hard times as well as good times.

In this lesson, you will learn to: Lesson Objectives In this lesson, you will learn to: Compare the differences between a dating relationship and marriage List ways married couples use effective communication in maintaining healthy relationships Discuss the roles of parents and other family members in promoting a healthy family

Why People Marry Marriage Most individuals who marry begin with the intent of making a lifetime commitment. Most people marry because they fall in love and are ready to enter into a lasting, intimate relationship.

Choosing Marriage Marriage When two individuals understand that marriage is their eventual goal: Their relationship becomes more thoughtful. They make deeper commitments to each other. They consider long-term consequences when making decisions.

Successful Marriages Marriage Marital adjustment depends on various factors. Good communication: Couples need to be able to share their feelings and express their needs and concerns. Emotional maturity: People who are emotionally healthy try to understand their partners’ needs and are willing to compromise. Similar values and interests: When couples share attitudes about religious beliefs, cultural heritage, and friendships, they spend more time together, which strengthens a marriage.

Resolving Conflicts in Marriage Some common issues that cause problems in marriages include: Differences in spending and saving habits. Conflicting loyalties involving family and friends. Lack of communication. Lack of intimacy. Jealousy, infidelity, or lack of attention. Decisions about having children and arranging child care. Abusive tendencies or attitudes.

Resolving Conflicts Marriage In a successful marriage, both partners respect, trust, and care for each other. Couples can reduce the impact of conflict by developing good communication and conflict-resolution skills. Sometimes resolving marital conflict requires that a couple seek counseling.

Emotional Maturity in a Marriage Teen Marriages Emotional Maturity in a Marriage One of the most important factors for a successful marriage is maturity. Emotional maturity enables partners to deal with the problems and decisions of marriage. Most teens are still struggling to figure out their own identity and to set goals for their own future. It is unlikely that they have had a chance to determine what is important to them or what they want in a marriage partner.

Reasons for Unsuccessful Teen Marriages Teens begin to realize that they have increased responsibilities that may interfere with personal freedoms and educational or career goals. They recognize that they do not have enough life experience to make this important and lasting life choice. Overwhelming financial pressures add stress to the relationship.

Responsibilities of Parenthood Starting a Family Some couples choose adoption, and others may choose to bring foster children into their lives. Parents must provide protection, food, clothing, shelter, education, and medical care. Parenting also involves providing guidance, instilling values, setting limits, and giving unconditional love.

Responsibilities of Parenthood Providing Guidance Parenting involves providing guidance and teaching children that each individual is responsible for his or her own successes and failures. One way to do this is by encouraging children and helping them develop a sense of pride in their accomplishments. Another aspect of parenthood is guiding and protecting children while teaching them to make their own decisions.

Responsibilities of Parenthood Promoting a Healthy Family When parents are joined by the extended family—grandparents and other family members—in their role of promoting a healthy family, the joy of raising children becomes a shared experience. When children see family members interacting in a mature, loving, and caring manner, they are more likely to grow up to be healthy and productive.

Responsibilities of Parenthood Instilling Values As children grow, they develop a set of values, the system of beliefs and standards of conduct that they find important and that will guide the way they live. Values help children develop strong character and resiliency to resist the negative influences they may encounter. Parents who teach positive values help their children become happy, mature adults.

Responsibilities of Parenthood Setting Limits One way parents can help their children develop positive values is to set limits and establish a clearly defined set of rules. When children learn limits, they become self-directed.

Responsibilities of Parenthood Guidelines to Follow When Disciplining Children Act quickly so that children understand the link between misbehavior and consequences. Distinguish between the behavior and the child so that children think of themselves as people who sometimes misbehave rather than as bad children. Be consistent with rules and consequences so that children can easily establish a connection between certain behaviors and resulting consequences. Praise positive behavior.

Responsibilities of Parenthood Giving Unconditional Love Parents need to show their children love at all times—whether the child is well-behaved, happy, sad, sick, or afraid. Receiving unconditional love helps a child thrive.

Quick Review Choose the appropriate option. Q. When someone adjusts to marriage or to his or her spouse, that person makes a(n) ______. commitment self-direction adoption marital adjustment

A. 4. marital adjustment Quick Review - Answer When someone adjusts to marriage or to his or her spouse, that person makes a marital adjustment. Click Next to attempt another question.

Quick Review Choose the appropriate option. Q. Couples need to be able to share their feelings and express their needs and concerns. True False

Quick Review - Answer A. True. Couples need to be able to share their feelings and express their needs and concerns. Click Next to attempt another question.

Quick Review Choose the appropriate option. Q. When children see family members interacting in a mature, loving, and caring manner, they are neither likely nor unlikely to grow up to be healthy and productive. True False

Quick Review - Answer A. False. When children see family members interacting in a mature, loving, and caring manner, they are more likely to grow up to be healthy and productive. Click Next to attempt another question.

Quick Review Choose the appropriate option. Q. Choosing to become a parent is one of the most serious decisions a person can make. True False

Quick Review - Answer A. True. Choosing to become a parent is one of the most serious decisions a person can make. Click Next to attempt another question.

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Why People Marry Marriage Most individuals who marry begin with the intent of making a lifetime commitment. Most people marry because they fall in love and are ready to enter into a lasting, intimate relationship. A commitment is a promise or a pledge.

Successful Marriages Marriage Marital adjustment depends on various factors. Good communication: Couples need to be able to share their feelings and express their needs and concerns. Emotional maturity: People who are emotionally healthy try to understand their partners’ needs and are willing to compromise. Similar values and interests: When couples share attitudes about religious beliefs, cultural heritage, and friendships, they spend more time together, which strengthens a marriage. Marital adjustment is how well a person adjusts to marriage and to his or her spouse.

Responsibilities of Parenthood Starting a Family Some couples choose adoption, and others may choose to bring foster children into their lives. Parents must provide protection, food, clothing, shelter, education, and medical care. Parenting also involves providing guidance, instilling values, setting limits, and giving unconditional love. Adoption is the legal process of taking a child of other parents as one’s own.

Responsibilities of Parenthood Setting Limits One way parents can help their children develop positive values is to set limits and establish a clearly defined set of rules. When children learn limits, they become self-directed. A child who is self-directed is able to make correct decisions about behavior when adults are not present to enforce rules.

Responsibilities of Parenthood Giving Unconditional Love Parents need to show their children love at all times—whether the child is well-behaved, happy, sad, sick, or afraid. Receiving unconditional love helps a child thrive. Love without limitation or qualification is unconditional love.

Quick Review - Answer A. Correct! When someone adjusts to marriage or to his or her spouse, that person makes a marital adjustment. Click Next to attempt another question.

Quick Review - Answer You have answered the question incorrectly. Go back to try again, or click Next to view the correct answer.

Quick Review - Answer A. Correct! Couples need to be able to share their feelings and express their needs and concerns. Click Next to attempt another question.

Quick Review - Answer You have answered the question incorrectly. Go back to try again, or click Next to view the correct answer.

Quick Review - Answer A. Correct! When children see family members interacting in a mature, loving, and caring manner, they are more likely to grow up to be healthy and productive. Click Next to attempt another question.

Quick Review - Answer You have answered the question incorrectly. Go back to try again, or click Next to view the correct answer.

Quick Review - Answer A. Correct! Choosing to become a parent is one of the most serious decisions a person can make. Click Next to attempt another question.

Quick Review - Answer You have answered the question incorrectly. Go back to try again, or click Next to view the correct answer.