UNSELF MIDTERMS SOCIAL ROLES AND RELATIONSHIPS

Question 1

Your part or position in a society,
including how you behave as a
member of the group (social
norm).

Answer 1

Social Roles and
Norms

Question 2

Whether aware or not, an individual plays several
roles depending on the necessities of a situation.
Rarely does a person behave randomly amongst
others

Answer 2

Social Roles . .

Question 3

_______are the parts each of us play as
members of a particular social group, constantly
adopting to various changes in order to t
expectations..

Answer 3

Social Roles

Question 4

___________are unwritten rules of beliefs,
practices, attitudes, and behaviors considered
socially acceptable to a culture. They provide us
with sets of expectations regarding how one
should behave within a particular social group.

Answer 4

Social norms

Question 5

NOTE :
Nature & Depth of
Relationships
* Relationships are among the
most important aspects of our
[social] lives.
* Whether positive or conflicted,
the lack of relationship could
lead to loneliness.

Question 6

Nature & Depth of
Relationships

• • Refers to being comfortable with another person and
    is a necessary condition for a relationship to develop.
• Research has shown that people like to associate
  with others who are similar to them in terms of
  attitudes , b e h a v i o r p a t t e r n s , p e r s o n a l
  characteristics, taste in fashion, intelligence,
  personality, and the like.

Answer 6

Familiarity

Question 7

Nature & Depth of
Relationships

• According to Santrock (2003), ________ may lead to
  deeper relationships. One person may be drawn to
  another due to reasons like similarities or differences in
  interests, personality characteristics, life goals, lifestyles,
  etc.
  *_________ paves the way for enjoying the company and
  being comfortable with the other person, and for feelings
  of ease and con dence.

Answer 7

Attraction

Question 8

Common Types of Love

-* aka, passionate love, it includes an
intermingling of different emotions
such as fear, anger, joy, jealousy,
sexual desire, etc.
* Involves intimacy and passion.
* Often leads to marriage

Answer 8

Romantic Love

Question 8

• A special attachment one has for
  himself/herself or for somebody else.
• An intense feeling of deep and constant affection in which a person always sees to the good, happiness, and welfare of another.
• Willingness to sacrifice or to give up
  something for the good someone

Answer 8

Love

Question 9

Common Types of Love
* aka, companionate love, it occurs
when someone has deep and caring
affection for a person and desires
t o h a v e t h a t p e r s o n n e a r
constantly.
* Involves intimacy and commitment.

Answer 9

Affectionate Love

Question 10

Common Types of Love
* Involves passion, intimacy, and
commitment.
* It is the strongest and fullest type
of love according to Sternberg
(1985).

Answer 10

Consummate Love

Question 11

Common Types of Love
* Commitment and passion are present
while intimacy or liking is absent.
* It is exempli ed by an unstable
relationship where passion motivates
a commitment without the stabilizing
influence of intimacy.

Answer 11

Fatuous Love

Question 12

Common Types of Love

Answer 12

1. Romantic Love
2. Affectionate Love
3. Consummate Love
4. Fatuous Love

Question 13

Intimacy + Commitment

(Triangular Theory of Love )

Answer 13

Companionate Love

Question 14

Intimacy + Passion

(Triangular Theory of Love )

Answer 14

Romantic Love

Question 15

Passion + Commitment

(Triangular Theory of Love)

Answer 15

Fatuous Love

Question 16

Intimacy
Passion
Commitment

Answer 16

Intimacy - Liking
Passion - Infatuation
Commitment - Empty Love

Question 16

Triangular Theory of Love by

Answer 16

Sternberg