Men and women should not be equally responsible for household duties.
A woman should accept the full respsonsibility of cleaning the house regardless of her work schedule compared to her male partner.
Fathers and mothers should share equal responsibility when taking care of their children.
It is just as important for a father to be present at his child's game or other special events as it is for the mother to be there.
It is justified that men make more money than women in most jobs.
Men should not be stay-at-home fathers while women work.
A man can be the loving and nurturing parent figure in a family.
A person should be just as polite to a man as they are to a woman.
Men are more likely to excel in an academic setting than women.
Men should be accepted into college over women because they are more likely to get a job after graduating than women, who typically become stay-at-home moms.
My faith is the basis of my entire approach to life.
I spend time learning about and growing in my faith.
Because of my faith, I believe it is important to love and serve others.
I find strength, peace and understanding in my faith.
I read books and other texts on my faith regularly.
I tithe on a regular basis to provide support to my faith.
I depend on my faith to guide me in my decision-making.
My actions on Earth should be reflective of my faith.
I spend time volunteering on a regular basis to support my faith.
I enjoy spending time alone as well as with others reflecting on my faith.
Calm communication is the best way to settle a disagreement.
Negotiation and equal compromise are acceptable.
Walking away from each other to calm down is an appropriate method to deal with a disagreement.
Psychological aggression is a form of violence.
Grabbing your partner to stop them from walking away from a fight is an act of violence.
Threatening to physically hurt your partner is an act of violence.
If your partner hits you the best thing to do is walk away or call for help.
Shoving your partner, who is yelling at you in your face, is an act of violence.
Exerting physical power and strength over your partner is not an acceptable tactic to solve a conflict.
Touching your partner in a way that leaves marks and/or bruises on them is an act of violence.
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