chapter 6

Question 1

attraction-similarity hypothesis

Answer 1

we tend to develop romantic relations with people who are similar to us.
through reciporcation of positive words and actions, neutral and mild feelings may be stoked into feelings of attraction.

Question 2

pheromones

Answer 2

are odourless chemicals that may convey information to members of the same species.

Question 3

evolutionary perspective on mate prefernce

Answer 3

believed that evolutionary forces favour gender differences in preferred traits because these traits offer reproductive advantages

Question 4

Greek 4 concepts that relate to love

Answer 4

storage
agape
philia
eros

Question 5

Berscheid and Hatfiled define romantic love

Answer 5

in terms of intense physiological arousal, and cognitive appraisal of that arousal as love.

Question 6

Hendrick and Hendrick 6 styles of love among college students

Answer 6

romantic love
game-playing love
friendship 
logical love
posessive love
selfless love

Question 7

sternberg thee distinct components of love

Answer 7

intimacy
passion
committment