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Attachment, Love Flashcards

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QQ- What is the ratio that predicts the best outcome for marital harmony (e.g. “sound marital house theory”)?

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5 positive: 1 negative

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QQ- Which classic researcher launched the entire field of attachment studies by examining how children fared when they were abandoned?

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John Bowlby

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QQ- What is at the peak of the Maslow hierarchy of needs?

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Self-actualization

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QQ- Which of the following is true about romantic love?

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Romantic love has only been part of human history for the past 300 years or so

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QQ- Sternberg’s triangular theory of love is predicated on different combinations of

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passion, intimacy, and commitment.

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In romantic satisfaction is intimacy or companionship more important according to Denir?

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Companionship

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Does neuroticism positively or negatively correlate with romantic satisfaction?

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Negatively

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Is the following true or false? According to Denir, romantic relationships switch from fun-seeking in adolescence to partner-seeking in emerging adulthood.

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True

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John Bowlby distinguished adaptive from maladaptive parent behavior that produces

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attachment system

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What are the three types of attachments?

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Secure
Insecure-Avoidance
Insecure-Ambivalent

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Attachments by gender are?

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F- Emotional M- Money

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BRENNAN’s 4 CATEGORIES

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Dismissive low on anxiety, high on avoidance.
Preoccupied high on anxiety, low on avoidance.
Fearful style high on both.
Secure style low in both.

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Greek Versions of love

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Eros = search for 	  	    beauty
Philia = friendly 	  	     affection
Nomos = divine 		        submission
Agape =  bestowal of love through the divine
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Romantic love emerged as a concept within

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the last 300 yrs

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Aron & Aron’s (1986) Self-Expansion Theory

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Eastern in influence
Self expands through love which produces upward spiral
The newly in love
Seek positive feedback
Take risks
Makes rewarding investment in another
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Harvey (2001) Adaptive Mindful Steps

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In step with knowing and being known.
Relationship enhancing attributions.
Acceptance & respect.
Synchrony and synergy of thought, feeling, & action.
Specialness & appreciation.
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Gottman et al. (2002) “Sound Marital House” Theory

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Ratio one, be appreciative, conflict can exist but be tempered

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Gable et al. (2003) says

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Look at whats going right/successfully

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Brain and Intimacy

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Orbitofrontal cortex proposed as site of attachment processes
Hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenocortical (HPA) system manages attendant hormones
Oxytocin apparent in trust building
Dopamine pathways get hot when viewing loved one

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