Commitments to Cohabitation Smart and Stevens

Commitments to Cohabitation Smart and Stevens
1 / 1
Commitments to Cohabitation Smart and Stevens - slide 1 of 3 Commitments to Cohabitation Smart and Stevens - slide 2 of 3 Commitments to Cohabitation Smart and Stevens - slide 3 of 3
Commitments to Cohabitation Smart and Stevens (2000) Self-running presentation Click-to-advance presentation Contingent Commitment 2. no legal financial agreements The couple have not known each other long before cohabiting 3. Children

Related Topics

Download this presentation From Below

"Commitments to Cohabitation Smart and Stevens" is the property of its rightful owner. Permission is granted to download and print the materials on this website for personal, non-commercial use only, and to display it on your personal computer provided you do not modify the materials and that you retain all copyright notices contained in the materials. By downloading content from our website, you accept the terms of this agreement.

Presentation Transcript

01
Commitments to Cohabitation Smart and Stevens
(2000) Self-running presentation Click-to-advance presentation<br>
02
Contingent Commitment 2. no legal / financial agreements The couple have not known
each other long before cohabiting 3. Children are unplanned
(although may be wanted) 4. Pregnancy predates
cohabitation 5. Significant personal change
needed for relationship to work 6. No presumption relationship
will work - only a hope 2. Some legal / financial agreement relationship is established
before cohabiting 3. Children are planned / wanted
by both parents 4. Both parents involved in
childcare 5. mutually-agreed expectations
for the relationship 6. A presumption the relationship
will last Mutual Commitment<br>
03
Contingent Commitment 2. no legal / financial agreements The couple have not known
each other long before cohabiting 3. Children are unplanned
(although may be wanted) 4. Pregnancy predates
cohabitation 5. Significant personal change
needed for relationship to work 6. No presumption relationship
will work - only a hope 2. Some legal / financial agreement relationship is established
before cohabiting 3. Children are planned / wanted
by both parents 4. Both parents involved in
childcare 5. mutually-agreed expectations
for the relationship 6. A presumption the relationship
will last Mutual Commitment<br>