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More and more Americans are choosing to establish families that do not consist of a heterosexual couple with children. Increasingly, Americans are choosing to cohabit, remain single, be in gay or lesbian relationships, or have a marriage without children. To what extent are you and other sociology students participating in these trends? Answer these questions about your current or expected family status. Note that you may answer "yes" to as many questions as you like.

1

I am married and have children, or I have been married with children in the past, or I may eventually marry and have children.
A)yes
B)no
2

I am cohabiting with someone of the opposite sex, or I have cohabited with someone of the opposite sex in the past, or I may eventually cohabit with someone of the opposite sex.
A)yes
B)no
3

I have remained single beyond the average age of marriage, or I may eventually remain single beyond the average age of marriage.
A)yes
B)no
4

I am in a gay or lesbian relationship, or I have been in a gay or lesbian relationship in the past, or I may be in a gay or lesbian relationship in the future.
A)yes
B)no
5

I am married without plans to have children, or I have been married in the past without plans to have children, or I may marry in the future without plans to have children.
A)yes
B)no





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