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Marriage is defined in several ways in the document: - Bogardus and Lunberg define it as a social institution between a man and woman for procreating and rearing children, emphasizing the rights and duties of the spouses. - Religiously, it is considered sacred. - Legally, it is a special contract establishing conjugal and family life. The document also discusses factors that influence selecting marriage partners, such as endogamy, exogamy, homogamy, and heterogamy. It outlines stages before marriage like courtship and engagement. Rules of residence after marriage and factors for marital success are presented.

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(Marriage) Power Point Presentation

Marriage is defined in several ways in the document: - Bogardus and Lunberg define it as a social institution between a man and woman for procreating and rearing children, emphasizing the rights and duties of the spouses. - Religiously, it is considered sacred. - Legally, it is a special contract establishing conjugal and family life. The document also discusses factors that influence selecting marriage partners, such as endogamy, exogamy, homogamy, and heterogamy. It outlines stages before marriage like courtship and engagement. Rules of residence after marriage and factors for marital success are presented.

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  • Introduction to Marriage

What is MARRIAGE?

*Bogardus describes marriage as an institution


consisting of a man and a woman to live as husband
and wife for the primary purpose of begetting and
rearing children.
*Lunberg says that marriage is a
social unit which emphasizes the
rights, duties, and privileges of
husband and wife, their children,
relatives, and society at large.
* Religious point of view
considers marriage as sacred.

(EPHESIANS 5:21-33)
*Family Code of 1988 defined
marriage as a special contract of
permanent union between a man and a
woman entered into in accordance with
law for the establishment of conjugal
and family life.
Practices of
Selecting Marriage
Partners
1. Endogamy - from the Greek “endon”
meaning “within” prohibits an individual
from marrying outside his/her group.
2. Exogamy - prescribes that a person
should marry outside of his/her own
group, his/her own family or religion.
3. Homogamy - refers to the conscious
or unconscious tendency to select a
mate with personal or cultural
characteristics similar to one’s own,
even if they have major differences.
4. Heterogamy - refers to the
human being’s tendency to choose
a mate with personal characteristics
totally different from, or even
opposite to, one’s own.
5. Levirate - is the practice of requiring
the widow to marry the brother or
nearest male relative of her deceased
husband.
6. Sororate - requires the widower to
marry the sister or nearest female
relative of his deceased wife.
7. Propinquity – refers to nearness of
residence, occupation, location of
work, school or church, and other
forms of physical closeness.
8. Buya - a Filipino term
referring to marriage pre-
arranged by parents to their
offspring while still very young.
9. Parental influence - crushed
by the family institution, and
also by the social pressure
exercised by the village
community as a whole”.
10.Mail-order-bride-system - refers
to the thousands of women who
leave as “brides” every year for
several countries.
Stages of a
Relationship before
Marriage
*Courtship
*Dating
*Engagement
Three Types of Marriage
Transactions:

1. BRIDEWEALTH or
BRIDEPRICE

2. BRIDESERVICE

3. DOWRY
Forms of Marriage:
2 types of polygamy
Rules of Residence
1. Patrilocal residence
2. Matrilocal residence
3. Bilocal residence
4. Neolocal residence
Factors Related to Marital
Success:

1.Family background
2.Socio-economic background
3.Marital role
4.Age
5.Communication
6.Residence
7.Religiosity
THANK
YOU !
Prepared by: GROUP 1
Molero , Janeth
Panara-ag, Norhanifah
Tundag , Geneve
Dumilig , Mylene
Bacolod , Paul

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