Early Adulthood (Social and Emotional) pt.2 Flashcards

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According to Berscheid and Hatfield, the perception that a person has fallen in love is thus derived from what 3 elements:

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  1. A state of intense arousal in relation to a person (eg.not a concert)
  2. A cultural setting that idealizes romantic live
  3. The feelings of love towards another person
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Robert Sternbergs “theory of love” includes 3 building blocks of loving experiences which are:

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Intimacy, Passion, and Commitment

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What components make up Romantic Love

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it contains Passion and Intimacy, but lacks commitment

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What components make up Fatuous (foolish) Love

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it contains passion and commitment, but lacks intimacy

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What components make up Companionate love

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intimacy and commitment, but lacks passion

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What is Consummate Love

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Contains all 3 components (Intimacy, Passion, and Commitment)

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What can lead to loss of feelings of affection, insecurity and rejection, anxiety and self-esteem and feelings of mistrust

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Jealousy

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When does loneliness tend to peak

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During Adolescence

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The shorter the time spent before a proposal, the greater likelihood of _______.

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Divorce

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What is Serial Monogamy

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Having a series of sexual relationships

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Cohabilitation has become accepted within the social mainstream, what is it?

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Living together with a romantic partner without being married

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What is the difference between a Monogamy relationship and a Polyamory relationship

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Monogamy = the couple only has sex with one another
Polyamory = an open relationship

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What is “Homogamy”

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Marriage between people who are similar

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Why do relationships sometimes decline after having a child as opposed to saving a marriage

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Because having a kid is added stress

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What is Postpartum Psychosis

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A more severe Postpartum disorder, when the mother might want to harm herself or the child

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What percentages of marriage end up in divorce

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42-45%

17
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What are some characteristics of a SECURE role attachment in marriage

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Happy and confident about future success of relationship

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What are some characteristics of a AVOIDANT role attachment in marriage

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Less invested, feeling lonely, higher breakup rates

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What are some characteristics of a AMBIVALENT/RESISTANT role attachment in marriage

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overly invested, repeated breakups within the same partner, low-self esteem

20
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For __% of Canadians, having children is the most important thing a person can do

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92%