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Results for Juan and Susan (9913144).

Category: Extended Family Issues
  ?# M F S Question
+ 6 A A Our families' religious traditions are similar.
+ 11 A A Both of my parents grew up in the same religious tradition.
+ 19 A A My family would not approve if I converted to my partner's faith.
+ 24 A A My parents practiced different faiths and it was never a problem for my family.
+ 25 A A My partner and I come from families with very different values.
+ 34 A A I worry that either of our families will cause friction between us.
+ 38 A A My family is pleased by my choice of partner.
+ 63 A A My family believes that religious obligations are more important than other responsibilities.
+ 64 A A My parents were from different cultures or religions so I understand what intermarriage means.
+ 69 A A My parents do not understand the ways of the culture in which I live.
+ 91 A A My partner is angry with his/her family for causing problems between us.
+ 92 A A I am concerned that financial help from our families will cause us some problems.
+ 100 A A We may have problems because our families have quite different cultural values.
+ 126 A A My family is against our marriage.
+ 133 A A My partner and I have clear and comfortable boundaries between us and our families.
+ 135 A A I am worried that my family will cut themselves off from me if I marry outside of my religious tradition.
In Agreement: Him: 0% - Her: 0% - Cpl: 100% - Both: 0%
Category: Individual and Couple Issues
  ?# M F S Question
+ 2 A A I am afraid of not being able to satisfy my partner sexually.
+ 3 A A There are times when I doubt my partner has made the right choice of a mate.
+ 4 A A One of us always insists on being right.
+ 5 A A It is hard to express my true feelings to my partner.
+ 7 A A I am concerned about my partner's ability to handle money.
+ 12 A A When I am angry I say or do things that hurt my partner.
+ 14 A A My partner feels comfortable with most of my friends.
+ 15 A A I worry that my marriage is a betrayal of my family.
+ 16 A A Men should make most of the decisions in marriage.
+ 17 A A Sometimes I am bothered by my partner's prejudices.
+ 21 A A Drinking and/or drugs change my partner's personality.
+ 22 A A One or both of our jobs is causing some problems in our relationship.
+ 23 A A I am content with the ways we show affection for each other.
+ 26 A A My partner needs more hobbies or leisure activities.
+ 31 A A There are some leisure activities that I do not enjoy doing with my partner.
+ 39 A A I am sometimes upset by my partner's sense of humor.
+ 42 A A I am sometimes displeased with my partner's appearance.
+ 47 A A The issue of premarital sex has caused us some conflict.
+ 51 A A I accept the way my partner handles personal problems.
+ 54 A A My partner and I share the same view of the role of women in marriage.
+ 55 A A I am sometimes uncomfortable with my partner's behavior.
+ 56 A A I cannot imagine living very far away from my family.
+ 57 A A My partner has trouble talking about some of his/her feelings.
+ 58 A A To have a successful marriage intermarried couples must honestly deal with their differences.
+ 59 A A Sometimes I worry about my partner's temper.
+ 61 A A My partner often seems depressed.
+ 67 A A I feel/felt a lot of pressure about our wedding plans.
+ 68 A A My partner has habits that annoy me.
+ 71 A A I am satisfied with the ways we resolve the differences between us.
+ 73 A A Sometimes I do not know what to do about my partner's moodiness.
+ 74 A A My partner and I share the same view of the role of men in marriage.
+ 77 A A The roles of husband and wife that we have learned from our families are similar.
+ 79 A A Our different food and cooking preferences cause us problems.
+ 81 A A I can always count on my partner to be a good listener.
+ 82 A A Sometimes my partner really hurts my feelings.
+ 85 A A There are times when I do not like to be touched.
+ 87 A A My partner is too busy for us to do enough things together.
+ 89 A A There is/was a conflict between us about the type of wedding to have.
+ 93 A A We sometimes misunderstand each other because we grew up speaking different languages.
+ 94 A A My partner and I agree on how much time we spend with our families.
+ 95 A A I can count on my partner to give me support when I am feeling down.
+ 97 A A When we have had a disagreement one or both of us tries to avoid talking about it.
+ 102 A A I often feel caught between trying to please my partner and trying to please my family.
+ 104 A A I feel I would benefit from knowing more about my spouses' religious traditions.
+ 107 A A I am sometimes afraid of my partner.
+ 109 A A I believe that religious obligations are more important than other responsibilities.
+ 110 A A We share many of the same interests.
+ 112 A A It is usually easy to talk with each other because our communication styles are similar.
+ 114 A A Too often my partner refuses to compromise.
+ 119 A A I feel good about my body.
+ 120 A A I am worried that we do not have enough insurance.
+ 121 A A My partner sometimes embarrasses me when drinking or high.
+ 125 A A I expect that we will make decisions in our marriage like my parents did.
+ 131 A A My partner's needs must be more important to me than my family's needs.
+ 132 A A I am uncomfortable when I am around some members of my partner's family.
+ 134 A A I worry that the physical or mental health of either of us will cause us problems.
+ 136 A A I really need my partner to be accepted by my family.
+ 140 A A My parents use a lot of guilt and manipulation to try to get me to do what they want.
+ 144 A A I never felt like I fit in with my family's culture.
In Agreement: Him: 0% - Her: 0% - Cpl: 100% - Both: 0%
Category: Faith and Religion
  ?# M F S Question
+ 10 A A The fact that I am religious and my partner is not religious should not make a difference.
+ 18 A A I would lose some important parts of myself if I converted to my partner's faith.
+ 20 A A Converting to a different religion would make me a different person.
+ 27 A A Our religious differences have created a sense of distance between us.
+ 30 A A It is hard for me to understand the way my partner practices his/her faith.
+ 32 A A I believe religious faith provides the foundation for marriage.
+ 33 A A I understand why many people think that marriages between members of different religions are doomed to fail.
+ 35 A A I am only really comfortable practicing my faith with people from my own denomination.
+ 36 A A I do not feel accepted when I attend my partner's church/synagogue/mosque.
+ 41 A A I believe that my faith group does not understand our challenges.
+ 43 A A We do not have to deal with differences in our faiths until we have children.
+ 44 A A It concerns me that my partner's religious beliefs are stronger than mine.
+ 48 A A Our religious differences are the biggest problem we have in our relationship.
+ 49 A A Religious preference is a personal decision not a couple decision.
+ 52 A A We often argue about the differences between our religions.
+ 60 A A My partner is much more attached to his/her faith than I am attached to mine.
+ 65 A A It does not matter to me that my partner belongs to a different religious tradition because we all worship the same God.
+ 70 A A Our churches/synagogues/mosques have very different traditions and practices.
+ 72 A A We have figured out how to respect each other's religious traditions.
+ 75 A A I rely on my faith to help me deal with stresses in my life.
+ 76 A A We are members of religious denominations that have similar beliefs.
+ 78 A A As long as my partner respects my religious beliefs his/her feelings about religion do not matter to me.
+ 84 A A I believe that the rules related to intermarried couples in my partner's faith are unfair.
+ 101 A A My religious beliefs are personal so it does not matter which church/synagogue/mosque I attend.
+ 103 A A I worry that my relationship with God and my church/synagogue/mosque is not all that it should be.
+ 105 A A My religion and spiritual traditions are very important to me.
+ 106 A A I am afraid I would someday resent converting to my partner's denomination.
+ 108 A A Although we have different religious backgrounds our beliefs are not very different.
+ 116 A A Sharing the same religious denomination would allow us to stay connected with people like us.
+ 117 A A Religion is really not that important to me.
+ 122 A A Almost all of our friends are from church/synagogue/mosque.
+ 123 A A We would be closer to each other if we both practiced the same faith.
+ 124 A A I do not need to adopt my partner's beliefs because they are no better than my own.
+ 127 A A I believe the teachings of my faith are more “true” than other faiths.
+ 130 A A My partner and I have a strong connection to our religious backgrounds.
+ 142 A A I feel like I have very little influence on our decisions about religion.
+ 143 A A I am afraid that the person presiding at our marriage does not approve of my partner.
In Agreement: Him: 0% - Her: 0% - Cpl: 100% - Both: 0%
Category: Children
  ?# M F S Question
+ 8 A A We have agreed on the church/synagogue/mosque that our children will attend.
+ 9 A A Religious differences in families are not important until children are old enough to ask questions.
+ 29 A A I am afraid that problems from my childhood will affect the way I raise my children.
+ 83 A A I want my children to have the same religious experience I had growing up.
+ 88 A A If our children do not follow my religious tradition I will have to accept it and support them anyway.
+ 99 A A It is important for our children to understand and respect both of our faith traditions.
+ 111 A A Children raised in an intermarriage benefit from learning about different cultures and traditions.
+ 118 A A We have similar views about how children should be raised.
+ 129 A A I worry that having children will have a negative impact on our efforts to establish our own religious and cultural family traditions.
+ 137 A A We understand which of our cultural traditions we will share with our children.
+ 141 A A Trying to raise children in more than one faith would be too confusing for them.
In Agreement: Him: 0% - Her: 0% - Cpl: 100% - Both: 0%
Category: Ethnic and Cultural Diversity
  ?# M F S Question
+ 1 A A Even though our backgrounds are very different our educations have helped us overcome our differences.
+ 13 A A Although my partner does not understand a lot of things about my cultural background he/she tolerates the differences.
+ 28 A A It is essential that we respect each other's cultural traditions.
+ 37 A A Although I come from a strong cultural tradition I do not see myself as part of that tradition.
+ 40 A A My partner and I have strong connections to our ethnic backgrounds.
+ 45 A A I am the first generation of my family born in this country.
+ 46 A A I am uncomfortable trying to explain my cultural background to other people.
+ 50 A A It is important to honor both of our cultural traditions in our family.
+ 53 A A I am afraid of losing my identity if I adopt my partner's culture.
+ 62 A A Our differences have helped to teach me patience and greater tolerance for other cultures.
+ 66 A A Society is supportive of intermarried couples.
+ 80 A A There are some things about my culture that I do not want to share with my partner.
+ 86 A A We should choose to adopt either mine or my partner's cultural traditions for our family.
+ 90 A A I did not know many people from other religious or cultural groups when I was growing up.
+ 96 A A Our cultural diversity enriches our lives as a couple.
+ 98 A A I feel as though I need to educate myself more regarding my partner's ethnic background.
+ 113 A A Society in general does not accept intermarried couples.
+ 115 A A We would have fewer disagreements if we were from the same cultural background.
+ 128 A A Our relationship is enriched by combining elements from both of our cultural backgrounds.
+ 138 A A We often argue about our cultural differences.
+ 139 A A There is a lot I need to learn about my partner's culture.
+ 145 A A Our cultural differences are no more of a problem for us than our other differences.
+ 146 A A I have gained a lot from experiencing my partner's culture.
+ 147 A A Even though we are from very different backgrounds we really are not that different from each other.
In Agreement: Him: 0% - Her: 0% - Cpl: 100% - Both: 0%
Category: Marital Need
  ?# M F S Question
+ 148 A A Sometimes a woman/man should take a chance and marry even if they are not sure.
+ 149 A A Women/men today don't have to get married unless they really want to.
+ 150 A A People think that a woman/man who isn't married is a failure.
+ 151 A A A woman/man doesn't need to be married to have a good life.
In Agreement: Him: 0% - Her: 0% - Cpl: 100% - Both: 0%
Category: Marital Commitment
  ?# M F S Question
+ 152 A A Even if a woman/man thinks their marriage is bad they should keep trying to save it.
+ 153 A A If a married couple aren't getting along they should get a divorce.
+ 154 A A If a woman/man thinks they married the wrong person they should get a divorce.
+ 155 A A Even if a wife/husband doesn't love their spouse they should still stay married to them.
In Agreement: Him: 0% - Her: 0% - Cpl: 100% - Both: 0%
Category: Marital Desirability
  ?# M F S Question
+ 156 A A It's much better to be married than single.
+ 157 A A I have wanted to be married for as long as I can remember.
+ 158 A A A single woman/man needs to find a man/woman to get married to.
+ 159 A A A woman/man should be married to one man/woman for as long as they both live.
+ 160 A A A woman/man needs to be married to be really happy.
+ 161 A A To be married is one of the most important things in a woman's/man's life.
+ 162 A A A woman/man feels more grown up after she/he gets married.
+ 163 A A Most women/men would rather be married than single.
+ 164 A A A married woman/man gets more respect.
In Agreement: Him: 0% - Her: 0% - Cpl: 100% - Both: 0%
Category: Marital Undesirability
  ?# M F S Question
+ 165 A A The way things are today women/men shouldn't expect their marriages to last for life.
+ 166 A A Many women/men I know are sorry they got married.
+ 167 A A Women/men usually give more than they get from marriage.
+ 168 A A When a woman/man gets married they give up most of their freedom.
+ 169 A A Women/men often get a bad deal from marriage.
+ 170 A A A woman's/man's family usually pushes them to get married.
+ 171 A A Just because people are in love doesn't mean they should get married.
In Agreement: Him: 0% - Her: 0% - Cpl: 100% - Both: 0%

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Her - Female % of agreement to the Author
Cpl - Male % of agreement to the Female
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Couple Number 9913144 - Male

Name: Juan
Age: 55
Annual Salary (to nearest thousand): 30,000
Employment: Full_Time
Number of jobs the past 2 years: 8_or_more
Education (number of years completed): 2
Residence: Rural
History of Mental Illness: No
Race: Hispanic
Religious Denomination: Catholic
Baptism: Yes
Confirmation: Yes
Church Attendance: Frequently
Marital Status: Single
Parent Marital Status: Married
Father's Denomination:
Mother's Denomination:
Number of Children:
Children's Age Range: to
Is Cohabitating: Yes

Couple Number 9913144 - Female

Name: Susan
Age: 45
Annual Salary (to nearest thousand): 12,000
Employment: Full_Time
Number of jobs the past 2 years: 1_Job
Education (number of years completed): 12
Residence: Suburb
History of Mental Illness: No
Race: Caucasian
Religious Denomination: Baptist
Baptism: Yes
Confirmation: Yes
Church Attendance: Frequently
Marital Status: Single
Parent Marital Status: Married
Father's Denomination:
Mother's Denomination:
Number of Children:
Children's Age Range: to
Is Cohabitating: Yes

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