relationships and well-being Flashcards

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1
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Aristotle commented that humans are generally _____ in nature

A

social

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2
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define operationalization

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process of defining a concept so that it can be measured

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3
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objective vs subjective social variables

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objective: based on evidence, factual, not opinions, usually black and white
subjective: person opinion/feelings, not always factual

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define social integration

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size of social network, # of social roles (ex son, student, employee etc)

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define social support

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  • perception of having a social network, how cared for you feel
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what is the scientific term for happiness in psychology? what are the three components of it?

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subjective well-being
1. high life satisfaction
2. positive feelings
3. low negative feelings
- measured using self-assessment scales

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7
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t or f: areas of the brain that process physical pain when we are injured are the same areas that process emotional pain when we are ostracized

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true

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t or f: having a single confidante is more important to happiness than having a larger social network

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true

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9
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informal vs formal relationships example

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informal: friends, partner, siblings
formal: elders, workplace

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10
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t or f: positive effects of going from single to dating to married are stronger than the negative effects of divorce or death of a spouse

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false

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11
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what is the ‘dark triad’

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psychopathy, narcissism, and machiavellianism (cunning, exploitative)

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Jamie trusts her best friend Ariana and shares all her secrets and fears with her. Ariana is known as Jamie’s ______.

  • confidante.
  • spouse.
  • trustee.
  • confederate.
  • social integrator.
A

confidante

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13
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A person with a strong need for admiration and a lack of empathy would be displaying ______.

Machiavellianism.
social integration.
narcissism.
shunning.
ostracism

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narcissism

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14
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The psychiatrist asked Maria how she felt about the quality of her marriage; a type of ______ variable.

subjective social.
empathetic.
operationalized.
health behavior.
correlational.

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subjective social

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15
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Relationships help satisfy our deep-seated, psychological need to ______.

reproduce.
empathize.
gain approval.
belong.
work.

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belong

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