Chapter 9 and Ten Terms

Question 1

Dating Scripts

Answer 1

is the cognitive models that guide dating interactions

Question 2

Proactive Script

Answer 2

is a dating script, more common for males than for females, that includes initiating the date, deciding where they will go, controlling the public domain, and initiating sexual contact

Question 3

Reactive Script

Answer 3

is a dating script more common for females than males that focuses on the private domain, responding to the date’s gestures in the public domain, and responding to his sexual initiatives

Question 4

Liking

Answer 4

is in Sternberg’s theory of love, the type of love that is based on intimacy alone without passion or commitment

Question 5

Infatuation

Answer 5

in Sternberg’s theory of love, the type of love that is based on passion alone, without intimacy or commitment

Question 6

Empty Love

Answer 6

is in Sternberg’s theory of love, the type of love that is based on commitment alone, without passion or intimacy

Question 7

Romantic love

Answer 7

is in Sternberg’s theory of love, the type of love that combines passion and intimacy, but without commitment

Question 8

Companionate Love

Answer 8

in Sternberg’s theory of love, the type of love that combines intimacy and commitment, but without passion

Question 9

Fatuous Love

Answer 9

is in Sternberg’s theory of love, the type of love that involves passion and commitment without intimacy

Question 10

Consummate Love

Answer 10

in Sternberg’s theory of love, the form of love that integrates passion, intimacy, and commitment

Question 11

Homophobia

Answer 11

is fear and hatred of homosexuals

Question 12

Parental Notification

Answer 12

is a legal requirement, in some states, that minors must notify their parents before having an abortion

Question 13

Parental Consent

Answer 13

is a legal requirement, in some states, that minors must obtain their parents’ permission to have an abortion

Question 14

Asymptomatic

Answer 14

is when someone shows no symptoms of STIs

Question 15

Latency Period

Answer 15

is a period, common with STIs, between the time a person is infected with a disease and the time symptoms appear

Question 16

Comprehensive Sexuality Education

Answer 16

is beginning sex education at an early age and providing access to contraception for adolescents

Question 17

Abstinence-Plus Program

Answer 17

is a program that encourages abstaining from sex, but also still provides access to contraception for adolescents that have sex

Question 18

Sexual Scripts

Answer 18

is a cognitive framework for the difference in scripts between a male and a female on how to act

Question 19

Permissive Cultures

Answer 19

are cultures that encourage and expect sexual activity from their adolescents

Question 20

Semi Restrictive Cultures

Answer 20

are cultures that have prohibit sexual activity, but do not really enforce it

Question 21

Restrictive Cultures

Answer 21

are cultures that place strong prohibition on adolescents sexual activity before marriage

Question 22

Cohabitation

Answer 22

is living with a romantic partner outside of marriage

Question 23

Sexuality

Answer 23

is the biological sexual development as well as sexual values, beliefs, thoughts, feelings, relationships, and behavior

Question 24

Consensual Validation

Answer 24

is that people like to find in others an agreement or consensus with their own characteristics and view of life

Question 25

Initiation Phase is in (1st Stage)

Answer 25

Brown’s developmental model when love is usually superficial and brief, often fraught with anxiety, fear, and excitement

Question 26

Status Phase is in (2nd Stage)

Answer 26

Brown’s development model in which adolescents begin to gain confidence in their skills

Question 27

Affection Phase is in (3rd Stage)

Answer 27

Brown’s developmental model in which adolescents come to know each other better and express deeper feelings for each other and having sexual activities

Question 28

Bonding Phase is in (4th Stage)

Answer 28

Brown’s developmental model in which romantic relationship becomes more enduring and serious and they begin to discuss lifelong commitment to each other

Question 29

Secondary School

Answer 29

is the schools attended by adolescents usually including a lower secondary school and upper secondary school

Question 30

Compressive high school

Answer 30

encompasses a wide range of functions and includes classes in general education, college preparation, and vocational training

Question 31

School Climate

Answer 31

is the quality of interactions between teacher and students

Question 32

Engagement

Answer 32

is the quality of being psychologically committed to learning, include being alert and attentive in the classroom and marking a diligent effort to learn

Question 33

Pilot Testing

Answer 33

is research trying out measures on a small number of participants to ensure that the measure have adequate reliability and validity

Question 34

Learning Disability

Answer 34

is in schools when a diagnosis is made when a child or adolescent has normal intelligence but has difficulty in one or more academic areas and the difficulty cannot be attributed to any other disorder

Question 35

Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)

Answer 35

is a disorder characterized by difficulty in maintaining attention on a task along with a high activity that makes self-control problematic

Question 36

Retention

Answer 36

is the degree of success in maintaining students in college until they graduate