Lecture 6 Flashcards
1
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Relationships of circumstance
A
forced
2
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Relationships of choice
A
Picked
3
Q
Complementary relationship
A
uneven power
4
Q
Symmetric relationships
A
even power
5
Q
competitive symmetric relationships
A
Power desired by both
6
Q
Submissive symmetric relationships
A
Power and control are not desired by both
7
Q
Parallel relationships
A
shift back and fourth
8
Q
Stages of interpersonal relationships
A
Relational development
Turning points
- casual turning points (affect change)
- Reflective turning points (signal change)
9
Q
Relational Escalation (5)
A
- Pre interaction awareness
- Acquaintance (intro and banter)
- Exploration
- Intensification
- Intimacy
10
Q
Relationship de-escalation
A
- turmoil or stagnation
- De-intensification
- Individualization
- separation
- Post separation effects
11
Q
Social exchange theory
A
Pick relationships by seeking the greatest amount of reward and least amount of cost
12
Q
Dialectical theory
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influenced by those forces pulling people towards intimacy or independence
- Connectedness versus Autonomy
- Predictability versus Novelty (certainty vs uncertainty)
- Openness versus Closedness
13
Q
Nursing relationships based on
A
Trust respect professional intimacy empathy power
14
Q
Steps of therapeutic relationships
A
Orientation
Working
resolution
