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different eras of military service
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More than ____ million service members have been deployed to Iraq or Afghanistan between 2001 and 2015

a. 1.24
b. 2.34
c. 2.77
d. 1.75
c.
"The capacity of a dynamic system to adapt successfully * or disturbances that threaten system function, viability, or development."

a. maltreatment
b. boundaries
c. divorce
d. resilience
d.
Successful adaption can be "domain/barren specific"
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(multifinality/equifinality) multiple outcomes, end points, based off same event or experience

a. multifinality
b. equifinality
a.
(multifinality/equifinality) different experiences, parenting can lead to same child well-being down the road

a. multifinality
b. equifinality
b.
process through which couples allow themselves to be influenced by their partner
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Involves both behaviors/actions in relationships and overallapproaches to relationships
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Involves behaviors such as:
- Communication
- Extending consideration to a partner
- Perspective-taking
- Mutuality- considering what you, your partner needs in relationship. Acting in a way to reach both partners needs.
ex. really listening to partner, showing concern, if partner gives advice, expressing ways you are being open
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Accepting influence approaches involve:
- How someone views their partner and their relationship; being open to your partner's perspectives and opinions
--> Shared power
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- Escalations in negativity characterize NOT accepting influence - Accepting influence is interactional- Theoretical roots: mutual influence - Family of origin may shape accepting influence (Peterson et al.,Accepting Influence and Family Outcomes - Higher relationship satisfaction - Higher communication satisfaction - Higher family satisfaction (Peterson et al., 2021; Peterson & Lucier-Greer, 2021) Intervention pointNOT Accepting Influence and Family Outcomes - More intense forms of intimate partner violence - Divorce- Gottman's findings emphasize the importance of men accepting influence from women in heterosexual couples - Research with military couples replicate this - Research not extended to LGBTQ+Accepting influence and military couples - Why might accepting influence be important for military couples? - Let's think about topics recently discussed in class... --> Race/ethnicity --> Substance abuse --> Economic stress - How might accepting influence look different for couples of different races, couples experiencing substance abuse, or couples with economic stress? - Why might accepting influence be important for couples experiencing substance abuse or economic stress?Gottman Love Lab