ATTRACTIVENESS Flashcards

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Cooley’s concept of the Looking-Glass Self assumes that we do what two things?

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We imagine how we are regarded by other people, and feel good or bad in accordance with that imagined judgment

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Distinguish among the social self, reflected self, and self-concept

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Social Self – what others actually think of us
Reflected Self – what we think others think of us
Self-Concept – what we think of ourselves.

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Success in relationships with others may give rise to what effect? This is consistent with what kind of attachment?

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Give rise to the attractiveness-enhancing cycle
- This is consistent with those with a secure attachment.

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Previous research found what two things to be correlated with partner-ratings of physical attractiveness? What does the article call this effect?

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Love and relationship satisfaction correlated with partner ratings of physical attractiveness.
- This is called the partner halo effect where partner-ratings may be influenced by any of the factors that influence love and relationship satisfaction.

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What are the four things connected by double arrows in the Attractiveness Halo Model?
(AF. AR. RO & AJ)

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Attractiveness features, attraction responses, relationship outcomes and attractiveness judgements

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Why are there double arrows instead of single arrows in that model?

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The arrows show the effects in both directions, because the halo effects can occur in both directions.

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What are the Ten Components of Attractiveness?
(P, E. Sx, Sen, I, B, O, Sit, R, & T)

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Physical, emotional, sexual, sensory, intellectual, behavioral, observer, situation, reciprocity, and time.

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What three kinds of features are called good looking, cute, and sexy?
(A.N.S)

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Aesthetic features (good looking)
Neonatal/baby features (cute)
Sexual maturity features (sexy)

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Which component includes social identity features?

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Emotional

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A negative experience in a relationship can result in what kind of cycle?

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Result in an attractiveness-enhancing cycle or a self-deprecating cycle

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Flirting is an example of what kind of behaviors?

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Sexual

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What component is likely to be relevant to older persons including teachers?

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Intellecual

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What kind of products are relevant to the behavioral component?

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Attractiveness-enhancing products (ex : makeup, clothing, jewelry etc)

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Cultural standards of beauty are relevant to which component?

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Observer

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What are three examples of mode of observation?

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A photo, a video and observing in person

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What are four examples of the situational component?
(R. J. PS. WyW)

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Reputation, jealousy, presence situation and who you’re with

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What two kinds of stage are relevant to time?
(SL & SR)

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Stage of life and stage of relationship

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What three reflected ratings related to physical features and what two related to behaviors?

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Physical: Good looking, cute and sexy
Behaviors : friendly and like-able

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What two correlates related to the sexual component?

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Considering yourself a virgin and the number of sexual partners

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How did ratings of partner compare with self-ratings and the scale midpoint in the IRC and BCS?

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They were higher

21
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What scale and two relationship measures revealed Partner-Halo Effects?

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The love scale - relationship satisfaction and equal involvement