You and your new husband or wife came to an agreement early in your marriage that you both will make a schedule and divide up responsibilities for chores since both of you have demanding careers. In the beginning, each of you was doing his or her part. Gradually over the course of several months, your spouse starts to slack off. At first, you didn't say anything—hoping that the situation would correct itself. After a while, you found yourself doing everything and were feeling real resentment at having to shoulder all the chores and responsibilities.

 

Describe strategies and orientations for remedying and improving this situation.
Explain at least four strategies or ways to approach your spouse to more effectively manage this conflict.
Explain at least four strategies that the spouse who's grieved by handling the burden of responsibilities could use to more effectively manage the conflict over chores and responsibilities.
Describe specific suggestions for how the nonparticipating spouse could effectively respond.

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Addressing a situation where one spouse is not upholding their agreedupon responsibilities requires open communication and a willingness to work together Here are strategies and orientations for remed... View the full answer