Week 10 - Intimate Relationships Flashcards

1
Q

The need to belong is “__________ and _______”

A

Satiable

Universal

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2
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It is possible that you could have less immune strength if more lonely?

A

YES

According to a loneliness study

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3
Q

What is a parasocial relationship?

A

WILSON from cast away

TV/literature characters can satiate the NEED to belong

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4
Q

What is the robot revolution?

What is robot rejection?

A

Worldwide billions of dollars spent on robots

Will be fully INTEGRATED soon

Microsoft’s Tay bot went horribly wrong

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5
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What are the big 5 personality traits?

A

1) openness
2) conscientiousness
3) extra version
4) agreeableness
5) neuroticism

Largely heredity

Biological basis

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6
Q

Who’s “in” the relationship?

A

Personality (the big 5)

Interpersonal processes (attachment)

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7
Q

What is forgiveness?

A

Letting go of a transgression

Can take TIME

Apology prompts forgiveness

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8
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What is the “dark side” of forgiveness?

What is the “good side” of forgiveness?

A

DARK:

Low power people = forgiveness may involve SUBMISSION

GOOD:

Power promotes goal-directness

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9
Q

Contingencies learned in “_________” persist into “__________”

A

Childhood

Adulthood

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10
Q

Attachment theory developed by who?

A

Bowlby and Ainsworth

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11
Q

What are the 3 attachment styles?

(From the video, about infants)

A

1) SECURE- caregivers respond quickly/reliably to distress

2) ANXIOUS- caregivers not consistently reliable

3) AVOIDANT- caregivers consistently unreliable

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12
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Bowlby saw claimed these attachment styles from “___________ to _________”

A

Cradle to grave

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13
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What are the 3 attachment styles in terms of adults?

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SECURE: relatively easy to get close to people, comfortable on dependence, don’t worry about being abandoned

ANXIOUS: others are reluctant to get close, I worry my partner doesn’t really love me, sometimes scares people away

AVOIDANT: somewhat uncomfortable being close to others, hard to trust them, others often want to be more intimate than me

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14
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What are the implications of attachment styles?

A

SECURE: longer-lasting relationships, more confidence/trust

ANXIOUS: often short-intense relationships, hyper vigilant, events see at threatening matter

AVOIDANT: less physically affectionate/intimate, shorter relationships, lack trust, emotionally distant

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15
Q

True or false. Insecure attachment styles are always maladaptive

A

False

Learning that its safe to trust

Can be a problem when carried into new relationships

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16
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What is interpersonal attraction?

A

Study of attraction or liking b/w 2 or more people

17
Q

What are the 4 person-factors that influence attraction?

A

1) proximity (opportunity for interactions, mere exposure effect)

2) similarity (attitudes, personality and appearance)

3) physiological arousal

4) physical attractiveness (facial symmetry)

18
Q

What is the reward model of liking?

A

We LIKE people that we associate with POSITIVE feelings and DISLIKE people we associate with NEGATIVE feelings

19
Q

When do opposites attract?

A

More the EXCEPTION than the RULE

Ex. Highly masculine men are attracted to highly feminine women
Ex. High in dominance are attracted to high in submissive

20
Q

What is gain-loss theory?

A

A compliment from someone who has CRITISIZED you in the past is more potent then a friend who ONLY has GOOD things to say about you

21
Q

What can the physical attractiveness stereotype also be called?

A

The Halo Effect

The tendency to see attractive people as having positive traits

22
Q

What is a evolutionary reason why men prefer a certain waist-hip ratio on women?

What is a evolutionary reason why men/women prefer a more symmetrical face?

A

Possible signs of good fertility

Possible signs of good health OR they seem familiar

23
Q

What is the triangular model of love?

A

3 main components:

1) passion
2) intimacy
3) commitment

24
Q

What is the social exchange model?

A

Economic perspective that assumes that people that approach relationships with SELF-INTEREST

Relationship has value when BOTH people perceive they have more to GAIN than lose in a relationship

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What is equity theory?
People are motivated to maintain a sense of FAIRNESS or EQUITY Where both partners feel that the rewards/outcomes to costs each receives is relatively EQUAL
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What is assortative mating?
Tendency to seek relationships with others that are SIMILAR to them in some kind of social hierarchy
27
What are some ways relationships change over time?
1) self-disclosure- share info about selves 2) rose-coloured lenses- early on partner is idealized 3) adjusting to interdependence - conflict may arise 4) martial satisfaction? may decrease over time (8 years)
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What does the interdependence theory state? (In terms of long term relationships) What are the 3 factors?
3 factors that determine commitment satisfaction: 1) satisfaction level 2) quality of alternatives 3) investment
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True or false. Securely attached people are more LIKELY to stay in a unsatisfying relationship
FALSE They are more likely to leave