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Lesson 12 Flashcards

Love and Romantic Relationships

1
Q

one person’s evaluation of
someone else along a
dimension that ranges from
strong liking to strong disliking

A

Interpersonal attraction

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2
Q

some components of what is
attractive vary across cultures

A

Interpersonal attraction

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3
Q

geographical nearness; mere-exposure effect

A

proximity

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4
Q

tendency to develop preferences for things simply because we are familiar with them

A

mere exposure effect

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5
Q

birds of a feather DO flock together

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similarity

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6
Q

I like you ‘coz you like me, hehehe!

A

reciprocal liking

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7
Q

factors influencing attraction

A

proximity
similarity
reciprocal liking
complementarity
physical attractiveness

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8
Q

opposites attract

A

complementarity

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9
Q

halo/horn effect

A

physical attractiveness

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10
Q

notion that people tend to
have lovers or spouses who
are similar to themselves in
physical attractiveness and
other assets

A

matching hypothesis

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11
Q

constellation of emotions &
experiences related to a strong
sense of affection or profound
oneness

A

love

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12
Q

2 kinds of love

A

passionate love
companionate love

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13
Q

complete absorption in another that includes tender sexual feelings and the agony and ecstasy of intense emotion

A

Passionate love

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14
Q

warm trusting and tolerant affection for another whose life is deeply intertwined with one’s own

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Companionate love

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15
Q

holds that love can be understood in terms of three components that together can be viewed as forming the vertices of a triangle.

A

Triangular theory of love

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16
Q

3 components of triangular theory of love

A

intimacy
passion
commitment

17
Q

Triangular Theory of Love by R. Sternberg

liking

A

intimacy

18
Q

Triangular Theory of Love by R. Sternberg

infatuation

A

passion

19
Q

Triangular Theory of Love by R. Sternberg

empty love

A

commitment

20
Q

Triangular Theory of Love by R. Sternberg

intimacy + passion

A

romantic love

21
Q

Triangular Theory of Love by R. Sternberg

passion + commitment

A

fatuous love

22
Q

Triangular Theory of Love by R. Sternberg

intimacy + commitment

A

companionate love

23
Q

Triangular Theory of Love by R. Sternberg

intimacy + passion + commitment

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consummate love

24
Q

play a role in the stage of
attraction

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neurotransmitters

adrenaline
dopamine
serotonin

25
Q

involved in the development of
attachment between the partners

A

hormones

oxytocin
vasopressin

26
Q

love languages

A

words of affirmation
gifts
acts of service
quality time
physical touch

27
Q

the end of a relationship

A

1 intrapersonal phase
2 dyadic phase
3 social phase
4 intrapersonal phase

SAS 1 (12 decks)

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