Chapter 13: Social and Emotional Development in Early Adulthood

Question 1

intimacy and isolation

Answer 1

Erikson’s stage, where the successful resolution of the crisis is finding love

Question 2

triangular theory of finding love

Answer 2

Sternberg’s theory that there are different types of romantic relationships with varying degrees of
- intimacy
- passion
- commitment

Question 3

polyamory

Answer 3

the practice or interest in romantic or sexual relationships between more than two consenting adults

Question 4

intimacy

Answer 4

the feeling of closeness that comes from sharing emotions and moods with a partner

Question 5

passion

Answer 5

the rush of energy and sexual excitement that propels the feelings of desire and “falling in love”

Question 6

commitment

Answer 6

the decision to support, love, and form a long-term bond with someone

Question 7

cohabitation

Answer 7

sharing a home with a romantic partner

Question 8

intimate partner violence (IPV)

Answer 8

violence within relationships

Question 9

schizophrenia

Answer 9

symptoms include hallucinations, delusions, confused thinking, disorganized speech, emotional flatness, and difficulties in social interactions

Question 10

personality disorders

Answer 10

long-standing temperamental traits are particularly extreme or rigid and impair typical functioning

Question 11

borderline personality disorders (BPD)

Answer 11

unstable and intense feelings, exhibit impulsive and often self-destructive behaviors, and have difficulty maintaining relationships

Question 12

generative

Answer 12

caring and doing things for others beside yourself

Question 13

civic engagement

Answer 13

working to make a difference in the community in a variety of ways, including volunteering, organizing, and voting