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1. What is marriage?

2. Name the 5 reasons given in this lesson as to what marriage is for?
3. According to this lesson what has caused the problems and challenges in marriage?
4. Mention the five step process for decision making approach we are using
5. How do these five step process help us in making a correct decision?

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  1. What is marriage?
    Marriage is a legally and socially recognized union between individuals that establishes rights and obligations between them, as well as between them and their children. It often involves a commitment to mutual support, companionship, and partnership.

  2. Name the 5 reasons given in this lesson as to what marriage is for.

    • Companionship
    • Emotional support
    • Economic partnership
    • Family creation and child-rearing
    • Social and legal recognition

  3. According to this lesson what has caused the problems and challenges in marriage?
    Problems and challenges in marriage can arise from various factors such as lack of communication, differing expectations, financial stress, external pressures (like family and society), and personal growth that may lead individuals to diverge from their partner's goals or values.

  4. Mention the five-step process for decision-making approach we are using.

    • Identify the decision to be made
    • Gather information
    • Evaluate the options
    • Make the decision
    • Review the decision and its consequences

  5. How do these five-step processes help us in making a correct decision?
    This five-step process helps ensure that decisions are made systematically and thoughtfully. By clearly identifying the decision, gathering necessary information, evaluating the possible options, making a choice, and then reviewing the outcomes, individuals can minimize impulsivity and make informed decisions that align with their values and goals. This approach promotes greater accountability and reflection, which can lead to more satisfactory outcomes in both personal and professional contexts, including the dynamics of marriage.