Why are people generally more tolerant of interfaith marriages than of marriages that cross racial, ...

Why are people generally more tolerant of interfaith marriages than of marriages that cross racial, ethnic, or class lines?
 
  What will be an ideal response?

Ques. 2

Which of the following is a macro-level reason for divorce?
 
  A) extramarital affairs
  B) education
  C) communication problems
  D) military service

Ques. 3

In a formally free society, such as the United States, the development of love:
 
  a) depends on the books, movies, television, and other forms of entertainment youth consume.
  b) is free: people are free to choose when, how, and whom they love.
  c) happens through formal structures, such as schools and athletic clubs, which closely supervise young people in order to control whom they love.
  d) still follows kinship rules: cousins marrying cousins would be seen as completely inappropriate.
  e) is formed through parents trying to steer their children toward homogamous relationships by limiting or directing their social interactions.

Ques. 4

The three types of explanations for violence and abuse that focus on macro-level society and cultural causes are:
 
  What will be an ideal response?

Ques. 5

Which of the following statements about grandparenting is TRUE?
 
  a) Grandfathers are more likely than grandmothers to be the kinkeeper in the
   family.
   b) Family members generally feel more obligation to and are closer to their
   grandfathers than to their grandmothers.
  c) In minority families, grandparents are more likely to live with their
   grandchildren and play a valued role in child rearing, often mimicking
   parent-like behavior, than are grandparents in white families.
  d) Approximately 3 million children live with a grandparent, usually in a three-
   generational family.
  e) Children in grandparent-maintained families are more likely to be poor and on
   public assistance than other children in single-parent or two-parent families.

Ques. 6

Devin expects absolute compliance from his children. He sets rigid rules and expects his children to follow them without questioning him. His style of parenting is an example of ________ parenting.
 
  A) authoritarian
  B) permissive
  C) authoritative
  D) uninvolved