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SOCIOLOGY OF MARRIAGE FAMILY INTERNET SOCIOLOGY 2301.40/Fall 2015 BRAZOSPORT COLLEGE Gail Steele, J.D., Associate Professor, Sociology Office:B-202 Phone: (979) 230-3574-office (979) 849-7129 home (979) 292-9442 cell phone Email: gail.steele@brazosport.edu Required textbook:, M&F: Knox, David, Cengage, 2nd edition ISBN-10: 1305406370 Required course materials are available at the Brazosport College bookstore, on campus or online at http://www.brazosport.edu/bookstore. A student of this institution is not under any obligation to purchase a textbook from the college bookstore. The same textbook is/may also be available from an independent retailer, including an online retailer. Course description: This course will examine the challenges and trends facing families and marriages. The course will explore the changing nature of family patterns in the United States as well as in other countries. Areas of study include gender, singlehood, mate selection, traditional and nontraditional families, family violence and other crisis issues and divorce and remarriage patterns.

GRADING SCHEME three exams: 100 points each 300 Final exam 30 25 discussion posts 2 points ea 40 participation/attendance-- Did you check in weekly? 25 Grades are determined by the accumulation of a possible 400 points based on completion of all course requirements. A=400 to 360 points B=359 to 320 points C= 319 to 280 points D= 269 points and below DATES OF EXAMS: Exam 1 Exam 2 Exam 3 Available Sun.,Sept. 27 through Text Chapters 1,2,3 and 5 (skip ch. Mon., Oct. 5 4) Available Sun. Oct. 18 through Mon., Text Chapters 6,7,8 Oct 26 Available Sun Nov. 22 through Mon. Text Chapters 10, 11, 12 and 13 Nov 30 Exam 4 FINAL EXAM ESSAY TURN IN MONDAY., DEC. 7 at the latest!

FORMAT OF EXAMS: The format of the first 3 exams will be 50 multiple choice questions, worth 2 points each for a total possible point accumulation of 100 points. The final exam is an essay paper, worth 25 points, is to be turned in through the D2L drop box. EXTRA READING MATERIALS will be posted online. INCLUDED ON THE TESTS. This material WILL BE DISCUSSION POSTS In addition, students will make 25 posts to our discussion board. I will post 2 or more weekly topics; students have 10 days in which to post their comments. Your posts should be informative and more than just an I agree type of post. It is fine to write the I agree post, it just won t receive full credit. I like to write I agree posts myself! As always, we should be courteous to one another online. WEEKLY PRACTICE QUIZZES Students should take an online, ungraded practice quiz provided every week. Some of the quiz questions will be included on the major exams. POWER POINTS Students are able to access the text book s power points summarizing the main points of each chapter.

M&F FINAL EXAM ESSAY; DUE Dec.7, Dec. 2015 HOWEVER, A ROUGH DRAFT IS DUE MONDAY, NOV. 24TH. LET ME KNOW THE TERMS YOU ARE CHOOSING TO ILLUSTRATE. The final exam will consist of a five-page typed paper applying what you have learned in the course to your life experiences. Choose 1 term from any 10 of the text chapters studied during the course and illustrate each term through examples from your life. For example, the term homogamy could be illustrated by describing what you and your partner have in common or do not have in common). military families, interracial families, gender roles, are examples. Each term should be described in a paragraph of about a half page. An example of how to write this paper has been included on the content page. Another possibility would be to focus on one concept more in depth. You could reflect upon your experiences with divorce, mate selection, lessons learned through the marriage relationship or any of the many concepts studied throughout the course. The paper will be no less than 5 pages typed, double-spaced and 12-point type size. It is to be turned in through the D2L drop box. GRADING RUBRIC: Paper is written clearly, with few, if any 5 points grammar or spelling mistakes Terms or concepts are correctly and accurately 5 points illustrated Paper refers to the text in a meaningful manner 5 points Examples selected are thoughtful, interesting and 5 points original 5 points Did you turn in a timely rough draft? 25 points total

Students (you) must take responsibility for participating in the discussion board in a timely fashion. Once the discussion question is locked, it won t be reopened. You re either on time and get the points, or you re not. But don t sweat it too much; missing a few DQ won t seriously impact your grade. Read a chapter a week from the Knox text. Take and retake the practice tests provided for each test. They don t count for a grade, but the exams are for the most part taken from these practice tests. Participate in the discussion board Read outside readings as assigned. Test questions will be drawn from these readings as well. Have fun with the course! STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES Brazosport College is committed to providing equal education opportunities to every student. Brazosport College offers services for individuals with special needs and capabilities including counseling, tutoring, equipment, and software to assist students with special needs. Please contact the Special Populations Counselor, 979.230.3236, for further information. ACADEMIC HONESTY BrazosportCollege assumes that students eligible to perform on the college level are familiar with the ordinary rules governing proper conduct including academic honesty. The principle of academic honesty is that all work presented by you is yours alone. Academic dishonesty including, but not limited to, cheating, plagiarism, and collusion shall be treated appropriately. Please refer to the Brazosport College Student Guide for more information. This is available online at http://www.brazosport.edu. Click on the CATALOGS AND SCHEDULES link under STUDENTS. Academic dishonesty violates both the policies of this course and the Student Code of Conduct. In this class, any occurrence of academic dishonesty will be referred to the Dean of Student Services for prompt adjudication, and will, at a minimum,

result in a this course. Sanctions may be imposed beyond your grade in this course by the Dean of Student Services. STUDENT RESPONSIBILITIES Students are expected to fully participate in this course. The following criteria are intended to assist you in being successful in this course: 1. understand the syllabus requirements 2. use appropriate time management skills 3. communicate with the instructor 4. complete course work on time, and 5. utilize online components (such as Desire2Learn) as required. OTHER STUDENT SERVICES INFORMATION Information about the Library is available at http://www.brazosport.edu/library or by calling 979.230.3310. For assistance with online courses, an open computer lab, audio/visual services, and study skills, visit Learning Services next to the Library, call 979.230.3253, or visit http://www.brazosport.edu/learningservices. For drop-in math tutoring, the writing center, supplemental instruction and other tutoring including e-tutoring, visit the Student Success Center, call 979.230.3527, or visit http://www.brazosport.edu/studentsuccesscenter. To contact the Business and Social Sciences Department call Susie Kalenda or Wayne Pryor at 230-3326. The Student Services provides assistance in the following:

Counseling and Advising 979.230.3040 Financial Aid 979.230.3294 Student Life 979.230.3355 To reach the Information Technology Department for computer, email, or other technical assistance call the Helpdesk at 979.230.3266.

LEARNING OBJECTIVES Identify the various issues concerning interpersonal choices. Discuss the implications that traditional gender role socialization has for the relationships of women and men. Document the delay in getting married in the American adult population and analyze why this is happening; discuss the social movements that have contributed to singlehood. Differentiate between romantic and realistic love. Identify individual motivations for marriage and explain the societal functions of marriage. Differentiate between the terms heterosexuality, homosexuality, bisexuality and transgendered. Define the term sexual values and identify three alternative sexual values and note the various associations with these values in terms of the person s gender, religious involvement and nature of the relationship (involved or casual) associated with each one. Discuss social influences motivating individuals to have children. Discuss the individual motivations for having children and how undergraduate men and women differ in their attitudes toward having children. Identify and discuss seven aspects of the role of being a parent. Explain and give an example of how the absence of a parental decision is a decision. Define battered-woman syndrome and uxoricide. Give examples of emotional abuse and a profile of the emotionally abused victim. Define personal stress and crisis events. Describe key factors in resilient families. Identify various macro and micro factors which help to explain why we have such a high divorce rate in the U.S. Identify twenty-five characteristics associated with people who divorce.