The Importance Of Personal Relationships In Communication In Our Lives

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They were trying to have a family. There were some infertility issues. They tried IVF twice and failed. They were looking into other options. Unfortunately, she had extra martial affairs during the times he was deployed. Two children were product of these affairs. He has no biological children of his own. This was Mr.

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The couple is Sergeant Scott Anderson (age 26) and Mrs. Christina Anderson (age 23) (please see Appendix A for a complete genogram of the Andersons, plus extended family), who have been married for four years. They are of modest socioeconomic status (Sgt. Anderson maintains the rank of E-5) and lives in a single-family home in Colorado Springs, Colorado. Sgt. Anderson returned from a 10-month deployment to Afghanistan approximately six months ago, though both Scott and Christina mention that they’ve been experiencing problems for at least two years. Both Sgt. Anderson and Christina report that they have a history of instability in their relationship, though they both indicate their desires to work on

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attention to him. She treated the other two kindly but never with the same affection as she

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Through the years they got closer and closer. They would stay up sometimes til sunrise, just talking to each other. Then in adolescence they started changing. She began to blossom into a young women while he began the change into manhood.

she was twenty, and they had six children together. He died twelve years later, and her mother

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He should have identified each one of their personalities, behavior and competence and assigned work accordingly

in Cherlin 856). This type of marriage is centered on romanticism and affection, and while this sort of intimacy an important part of marital life, it may not be enough to insure relationship success. A study conducted by W. Bradford Wilcox and Jeffery Dew tested this theory by studying the relationship stability and satisfaction of married couples to see whether marriages based on the soulmate principle were as successful as couples founded on the institutional views of marriage. Their results showed that the most successful couples were those who had characteristics of both categories (Wilcox and Dew 697). This marriage structure is often referred to as a “companionate” marriage. Companionate marriages are founded on love but sustained by fundamental beliefs on what marriage is as an institution. One aspect of this format is relationship effort. Professors at Brigham Young University examined the effect effort has on marriages and other union types. They found that effort has a positive correlation with relationship stability in all union types (Shafer, Jensen, and Larson 17). While this seems like a basic idea, many people, particularly in the soulmate category, have neglected this idea and settle for a relationship based on “conditional love” (Wilcox and Dew 690). This type of love only last as long as each party is satisfied with the relationship and typically lacks a sense of commitment and

The rate of divorce has greatly increased over the past decade and determining the factors and characteristics that deem a marriage successful can be considered a “hot button” issue in today’s society. Research studies have been conducted to attempt to target the reasons for marriage failures. Conversely, the purpose of this research study was to determine what married couples considered to be the most prominent factors contributing to marital success. Examining these key characteristics through a qualitative lens may help to provide society with a greater understanding of how a successful marriage is sustained. In this study, “success” will be defined as compatibility, strategies for working together through hardships, and remaining married for twenty years or longer. The definition was compiled from earlier studies, interviewed couples, and literature written about successful marriages and key elements that keep couples together.

of circumstances the couple just need to work through their issues. Usually, divorce will create more

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