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Module 3.2 - Personal Relationships Flashcards

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1
Q

This is the type of relationship which is closely associated with a
person and which can only have meaning to this person.

A

Personal Relationship

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2
Q

Two characteristics that define personal relationship

A

Privacy and Intimacy

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3
Q

Personal relationship also involves a ________________ to another person or persons.

A

Degree of Commitment

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4
Q

This is the type of relationship which is focused on lay activities and had a few close friends

A

Teenage Relationship

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5
Q

Four Basic Types of Teenage Relationship

A

Parents and Family
Friendship and Peers
Romantic Relationship
Casual Relationship

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6
Q

A pleasurable feeling based on
attraction to another person.

A

Romance

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Q

Refers to forces or elements that make people like each other

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Attraction or Interpersonal Attraction

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8
Q

4 Forms of Attraction

A

Liking, Friendship, Infatuation, Love

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Q

This is defined by E. Hurlock as the love of an adolescent toward an older member of the same or opposite sex

A

Crush

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10
Q

It is formed when an adolescent finds someone he/she admires, wants to imitate, or wishes to follow as his/her leader

A

Identity Crush

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11
Q

It is formed when an adolescent finds someone as attractive and feels the desire to be around or spend a lot of time with him/her

A

Romantic Crush

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12
Q

This is very similar
to crush, though it differs in the sense that it is characterized by the absence of personal contact with the one being admired

A

Hero Worship

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13
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It is a phase in a romantic relationship prior to engagement and marriage

A

Courtship

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14
Q

People choose whom they
believe to be attractive and reflect their own physical appearance

A

Physical Attractiveness

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Q

Geographical location such as place of residence, school, or work significantly affects interpersonal attraction

A

Physical Proximity

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People appreciate those similarity to them in terms of opinions, interests, personality, and background

A

Similarity

17
Q

People have a strong tendency to like those who like them as well

A

Reciprocal Liking

18
Q

As people get familiar with each other, they feel more comfortable with each other and the level of liking becomes higher.

A

Familiarity

19
Q

This is defined by Aron and Aron (1991) as thoughts, feelings, and actions associated with a desire to enter or maintain a close relationship with a specific person

A

Love

20
Q

Love between friends

A

Philia

21
Q

Is the sense of being in love, passionate love between two individuals.

A

Eros

22
Q

Is affectionate love for the family

A

Storge

23
Q

Unconditional love

A

Agape

24
Q

A psychologist, developed the triangular theory of
love, which encompasses the human experiences of love.

A

Robert Sternberg

25
Q

Refers to one’s willingness to stay with a certain person.

A

Commitment

26
Q

Refers to how connected, bonded, and close one is to someone

A

Intimacy

27
Q

Relates to one’s attraction to a person in a romantic and
erotic sense

A

Passion

28
Q

This is described as having extreme closeness without
obligation or promise

A

Liking

29
Q

This is how individuals regard their family members. Closeness and devotion are existent, but there is no sexual
passion.

A

Companionate Love

30
Q

Here, obligation is present, but there is neither desire
nor closeness

A

Empty Love

31
Q

There is obligation and craving, but no closeness.

A

Fatuos Love

32
Q

What others say as “love at first sight”. This refers to desire without closeness or obligation.

A

Infatuation

33
Q

Comprises a short-lived severe feeling and association but may disappear if a meaningful emotional relationship is
not sustained because of lack of obligation.

A

Romantic Love

34
Q

Refers as the “perfect” type of love situated at the middle of the triangle

A

Consumate Love

35
Q

is a promise, pledge, or decision to stick by each other through the ups and downs of the relationship

A

Commitment

36
Q

A person becomes committed to someone because of what the
relationship gives to him or her

A

As an attraction “want to”

37
Q

The decision to stay in a relationship, even if it is no longer
satisfying, is because of its being an oath or a duty.

A

As an obligation “ought to”

38
Q

Many people decide to stay in a relationship or a marriage
because getting out of it will involve risks and consequences

A

As a constraint “have to”

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