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Chapter 10 Intimacy Flashcards

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1
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____, The psycho social domain concerning the formation maintenance & termination of close relationship.

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Intimacy

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The development of intimacy with adolescents refers to the development of relationships that are characterized by what 3 things?

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Self-Disclosure, Trust, Concern

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What are the 3 changes that contribute to the development of intimacy?

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Puberty, Cognitive & Social

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____ changes allow for a more sophisticated understanding of relationships during the development of intimacy.

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Cognitive

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Which of the 3 changes that facilitate intimate relationships by providing more opportunities for adolescents to be alone with each other & for adolescents to acquire experiences that bring them closer to adults?

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Social

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Changes in puberty contributes to the development of intimacy in what 2 ways?

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Draws young people together around common concerns & Stimulates interest in romantic relationships

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According to Sullivan, ____ & ____ are the chief interpersonal need of preadolescence?

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Need for intimacy and consensual validation in same-sex chum-ships

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According to Sullivan, ____ is one of the 2 chief interpersonal needs of early adolescence.

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Need for sexual contact

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According to Sullivan, ____ is one of the 2 chief interpersonal needs of early adolescence

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Need for intimacy with a peer of the opposite sex

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According to Sullivan, ____ is the chief need of late adolescence

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Need for integration into adult society

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What are the 6 stages of Interpersonal Needs by Sullivan?

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Infancy (0-3), Early Childhood (2-7), Middle Childhood (6-10), Preadolescence (8-14), Early Adolescence (12-18), & Late Adolescence (17-adulthood)

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According to Sullivan, ____ are nonsexual relationships with individuals who might otherwise be romantic partners.

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Platonic Relationships

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According to Erickson, ____ is the normative crisis characteristic of the 6th stage of psycho social development, predominant during young adulthood

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Intimacy vs Isolation

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____, superficial intimacy characteristics of relationships between individuals who are not emotionally mature.

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Pseudointimacy

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____, the strong affectional bond that develops between an infant & a caregiver

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Attachment

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What are the 3 types of attachments in infancy?

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Secure, Anxious-Avoidant, Anxious-Resistant

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____ a healthy attachment between infant and caregiver, characterized by trust

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Secure Attachment

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____ an insecure attachment between infant and caregiver, characterized by indifference on the part of the infant toward the caregiver

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Anxious-Avoidant Attachment

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____ an insecure attachment between infant and caregiver, characterized by distress at separation and anger at reunion

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Anxious-Resistant Attachment

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____ is the implicit model of interpersonal relationships that an individual employs throughout life, believed to be shaped by early attachment experiences

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Internal working model

21
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____ heightened vulnerability to being rejected by others

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Rejection Sensitivity

22
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____ is an structured interview used to assess an individuals past attachment history and “internal working model” of relationship

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Adult Attachment Interview

23
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In Sullivan’s view, the main challenge of adolescence is to integrate an ____ with the emerging need for ____.

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Already established need for intimacy

Sexual content in a way that does not engender excessive anxiety

24
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In Erickson’s Intimacy vs Isolation individuals must first develop ____.

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A coherent sense of identity before they’re able to develop genuinely intimate relationships with others.

25
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Most contemporary writers view the develop of intimacy & identity as ____ not ____ tasks.

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Complementary & Competing

26
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____ is the unwarranted fear of homosexuals or homosexuality

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Homophobia

27
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____ is the extent to which and individual recieves emotional or instrumental assistance from his/her social network

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Social Support

28
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With development, adolescents do what 3 things with friends?

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Place more emphasis on trust & loyalty as defining features of friendships
More self-disclosing
More responsive & sensitive to their friends needs

29
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Who possibly profits psychologically more from opposite-sex friendships?

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Boys

30
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____ are adolescents who are not exclusively heterosexual; gay, lesbian 7 bisexual youth

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Sexual Minority Youth

31
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In social activities with the opposite sex begin in early adolescence as ____, then ____ & later in adolescence progresses to ____.

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Group activities
Casual dating in couples
Serious involvement with a steady romantic partner

32
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Early intense dating has a positive or negative effect on adolescents mental health & behavior?

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Negative

33
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Is moderate dating without serious involvement after age 15 positive or negative on adolescents mental health & behavior?

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Positive

34
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Is no dating at all positive or negative for adolescents mental health & behavior?

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Negative

35
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What are the 3 main theoretical approaches to the study of intimacy in adolescence?

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Sullivan, Erickson, & Attachment Theorist

36
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What are the 4 phases of romance for adolescents?

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Infatuation, Status, Intimate & Bonding

37
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Which of the 4 phases of romance for adolescents deals with socializing & getting to know each other?

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Infatuation Phase

38
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Which of the 4 phases of romance for adolescents deals with maintaining peer groups status?

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Status Phase

39
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Which of the 4 phases of romance for adolescents deals with attachment forms?

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Intimate Phase

40
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Which of the 4 phases of romance for adolescents deals with bonding commitments?

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Bonding Phase

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