Chapter 11: Attraction And Intimacy Flashcards

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The desire to Connect with others in enduring dose relationships is:

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The need to belong.

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The term for excluding someone is:

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Ostracize

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3
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Which of these factors nurture liking & loving?

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Similarity & proximity

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When choosing Whom to approach for a date, people often approach someone who

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Roughly matches their attractiveness

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A teen has a deep desire to connect with others in close relationships. Inns teen is exhibiting:

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The need to belong

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Richard is being excluded from the group. He is being:

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Ostracized

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_______ the similarities between husband and wife, __________ likely to divorce

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The greater, the less

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Which factors nurture liking & loving?

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Similarity, proximity, & attractiveness

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9
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When we know others live us, we usually feel

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A reciprocal attraction

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We tend to seek out someone who is similar in physical attractiveness to ourselves when searching for a mate. This is called

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Matching phenomenon

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11
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Friendship is described as a schema for the mutual exchange of personal benefits & favors so that

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Self esteem can profit.

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12
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Compared to liking, love is _______to measure

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More difficult

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13
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The greater similarity in couples,

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The less likely they are to divorce and the happier they are

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Psychologist Robert sternberg views love as a triangle consisting of what 3 components?

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Passion, intimacy and commitment

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Unlike the wild emotions of passionate love, companionate love is lower-key. It is a

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Deep, affectionate attachment

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16
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Knowing someone likes you can awaken

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Romantic feelings in you.

17
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During infancy, keeping infants close to their caregivers can cause strong social attachment to serve as a

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Powerful survival impulse

18
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The ______ theory of attraction States that we like those whom we associate with rewards

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Reward

19
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A woman told another person her secret desires and perspectives. This woman is engaging in:

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Self - disclosure

20
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Sternberg’s kinds of love are combinations of intimacy, commitment, and passion. Which of the following are kinds of love found on the change of love?

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Companionate & romantic

21
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Affection we feel for those with whom our lives are deeply intertwined is:

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Companionate love

22
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_______ is an emotional bond between infant & caregiver

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Attachment

23
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___________ is a situation in which the costs & benefits gained from a relationship are equal to the amount one has contributed to that relationship.

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Equity

24
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psychological ingredients of marital happiness

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Kindred minds, social & sexual intimacy, and equitable giving & receiving

25
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Relationships where trust displaces anxiety and where we are free to open ourselves without fear of rejection are characterized by which

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Self-disclosure

26
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Which of the following are factors related to long-lasting marriages?

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People stay married if they are religiously committed, live in a small town or a farm, or married after 20