Chapter 8 Flashcards

1
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Social health

A

ability to interact effectively, develop relationships, and fulfill social roles

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2
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Social contagion

A

process by which friends and acquaintances in social circle influence our behavior and health (positively and negatively)

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3
Q

Close ties to others boosts ___

A

cardiovascular and immune system

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4
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Social support

A

ways in which we provide information, affect physical health

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5
Q

Greatest impact on college student health

A

sense of belonging

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6
Q

Social intelligence

A

skills to communicate more clearly

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7
Q

Being agreeable

A

helpful, strong relationships, less conflict, happy marriages, better job performance, make needs known

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8
Q

___ is the most holy bond of society

A

Friendship

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9
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Loneliness

A

feelings of distress and dysphoria resulting from a discrepancy between a person’s desired and achieved social relationships

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10
Q

Loneliest people are

A
  • young
  • old’
  • divorced
  • live alone
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11
Q

Fearfully shy

A

withdrawn and avoid contact

high degree of anxiety

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12
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self-consciously shy

A

enjoy company but become highly self-aware and anxious is social situations

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13
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Social anxiety disorder

A

fear and avoidance of social situations, treated with cognitive-behavioral group therapy

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14
Q

Severe anxiety can cause __

A

severe depression

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15
Q

Key difference

A

degree of distress and impairment

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16
Q

More disabled social anxiety treatment

A

psychotherapy and medication

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17
Q

Altruism

A

acts of helping or giving to others without thought of self-benefit, enhances self-esteem,
- “green altruism” from outdoors

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18
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Helpers high

A

sense of calm, warmth, and enhanced self-worth

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19
Q

Amygdala

A

brain that processes emotion, bigger in people with complex social networks

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20
Q

Increased time on social media ___ anxiety

A

increases

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21
Q

Most wired age group

A

college kids

22
Q

Self- disclosure

A

key element in relationship, how much we reveal about ourselves, affects nature of our bonds

23
Q

Connection between compulsive internet users and ___

A

addictive behaviors

24
Q

Virtual venting leads to

A

initial relief but overall anger

25
Q

Cyberbullying

A

deliberate, repeated, and hostile actions that use information and communication tech with the intent of harming others by control

26
Q

Cyberstalking

A

form of cyberbullying that uses online sites to harass victims and try to damage reputation

27
Q

Hookup

A

range of physically intimate behavior with no expectation of emotional intimacy, most looking for romantic relationship

28
Q

Peak of hookup

A

between spring of first year and fall of second

29
Q

Prefer to never hookup because

A

don’t want to be center of attention, no fear of intimacy

30
Q

Increase likely hood of hookup

A
  • alcohol
  • attractiveness
  • history
  • outgoing personality
  • social network membership
31
Q

Intimacy

A

state of closeness between two people, characterized by desire and ability to share one’s innermost thoughts and feelings

32
Q

Love

A

reduces pain, same effect in brain as cocaine

33
Q

Romantic love triangle

A

passion, intimacy, and commitment

34
Q

6 types of love

A
liking = friends
infatuation = physical
romantic love = intimacy and passion
companionate love = deep emotional bond
fatuous lover = passion and commitment
consummate love = passion, intimacy, and commitment
35
Q

Love chemicals

A

dopamine, norepinephrine, phenylethylamine

- develops tolerance

36
Q

Passionate love

A

elation, sexual desires

37
Q

compassionate love

A

friendly affection

38
Q

Mature love

A

combo of sexual excitement, tenderness, and commitment, passion, becoming one

39
Q

dysfunctional

A

negative and destructive patterns of behavior

40
Q

Abuse

A

any behavior that uses fear, humiliation, or physical assault to control and subjugate

41
Q

Signs of emotional abuse

A
  • trying to control
  • ## frequent humiliation
42
Q

Codependency

A

emotional and psychological behavioral pattern in which the friends of individuals with addictive behaviors allow loved ones to continue self-destruction

43
Q

Emerging adulthood

A

development between late teens and early 20s, volatility and identity formatting

44
Q

Cohabitation

A

two people living together as a couple with no official ties

45
Q

Stages of long-term relationship

A
  • blending = passion and love
  • nesting = staring a home
  • building trust
  • merging assets
  • establishing sense of partnership
46
Q

Marriage benefits by

A
  • selection
  • social support
  • behavioral regulation
47
Q

Same-sex marriage

A

two people of the same sex live together as family

48
Q

Family

A

groups of people united by marriage, blood, or adoption, same house

49
Q

Blended families

A

when one or both of the partners bring children from previous union

50
Q

Juggler family

A

both parents work