Test 2

Question 1

What is sex?

Answer 1

Refers to biological characteristics with which we are born

Question 2

Gender

Answer 2

refers to learned attitudes and behaviors that characterize poeple of one sex or the other

Question 3

Love in Friendship

Answer 3

enjoyment
acceptance
trust
respect
mutual support
confiding
understanding
honesty

Question 4

sexual desire

Answer 4

psychological state that wants to obtain a sexual object that does not now have or to engage in sexual acitivity that one does not have

Question 5

Romantic love

Answer 5

intense feeling that can provide ecstasy when fulfilled or deep suffering when the feeling isn’t reciprocated

Question 6

Info about Reiss’s Wheel Theory of Love

Answer 6

4 stages: like spikes on wheel can turn around and round and repeat

1. Rapport
2. Self-Revelation
3. Mutual Dependency
4. Personality Need Fulfillment

Question 7

Sternberg’s Triangular Theory of Love:

Answer 7

Intimacy
Passion
Decision/Commitment

Question 8

Lee’s Style of Loving:

Answer 8

Eros
Mania
Ludus
Storge
Agape
Pragma

Question 9

Eros

Answer 9

Love of beauty

power physical attraction

Question 10

Mania

Answer 10

obsessive love

jealousy, possessiveness, intense dependency

Question 11

Ludus

Answer 11

playful love

carefree quality, casualness, fun and games

Question 12

Storge

Answer 12

Companioate love

peaceful and affectionate love based on mutual trust and respect

Question 13

Agape

Answer 13

altruistic love

self-sacrificing, kind and patient

Question 14

Pragma

Answer 14

practical love

sensible, realistic

Question 15

Controlling Behavior

Answer 15

jealousy
stalking
manipulative
guilty trips
emotional/physical abuse
perverse reasoning

Question 16

Unrequited Love

Answer 16

one is in love but the person they are in love with do not love them

Question 17

Romantic love:

Answer 17

passionate
dizzy
can't concentrate
moods flucuate wildly
fantasize about the declaration of love
willing to sacrifice anything for love
love is blind
intense