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I dictated much of the first edition onto tape, and it was then typed up on a word processor, a kind of electronic typewriter. This sixth edition has been carefully revised to make sure it takes account of recent global developments and new ideas in sociology. Other revisions have been made throughout. I have all the previous editions of Sociology on my shelves at home, as well as copies in the mUltiple languages into which the book has been translated.

What all previous editions of this book have in common is their attempt to help readers see the value of thinking sociologically. I hope this sixth edition will again serve that purpose. If your instructor has not assigned this product, you should not continue with your purchase.

Nijole V. Benokraitis, professor of sociology at the University of Baltimore, received a B. In addition, she has published numerous articles and book chapters on such topics as institutional racism and discrimination against women in government and higher education. Benokraitis, professor of sociology at the University of Baltimore, received a B.

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The following resources are available in for each chapter of the text in MyFamilyLab :. BRIEF 2. Chapter 10 Marriage and Communication in Intimate Relationships. Pearson offers affordable and accessible purchase options to meet the needs of your students. Connect with us to learn more. Nijole V. Benokraitis, professor emerita of sociology at the University of Baltimore, taught the marriage and family course for almost 25 years.

It was her favorite class but her courses in racial and ethnic relations and gender roles ran a close second. Professor Benokraitis received a B. She was a strong proponent of applied sociology and required her students to enhance their knowledge through interviews, direct observation, and other hands-on learning methods.

She also enlisted her students in community service activities such as tutoring and mentoring inner-city high school students, writing to government officials and other decision makers about specific social problems, and volunteering research services to nonprofit organizations.

Professor Benokraitis immigrated to the United States from Lithuania with her family after World War II as a political refugee when she was five years old. She is bilingual and bicultural and is very empathetic of students who must balance the demands of several cultural worlds. Benokraitis has published numerous articles and book chapters on topics such as institutional racism, discrimination against women in government and higher education, fathers in two-earner families, displaced homemakers, and family policy.

Benokraitis has made several appearances on radio and television shows on gender communication differences and single-sex educational institutions. Professor Benokraitis lives in Maryland with her husband, Dr.