Exam 11: Attraction, Love, and Communication
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Jealousy appears to be a common emotion for all of us.We are most likely to exhibit jealous behavior and emotions when:
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Explain what is meant by the statement that we fall in love with someone who is similar to ourselves-the process of social homophily.
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Nina loves her boyfriend Fred but is unsatisfied with their sex life because of her partner's lack of experience.She thinks to herself, "Fred is a terrible lover." When she broaches the topic with Fred, she tells him this straight to his face.Fred gets upset and leaves.In this situation:
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The relationship between one's degree of attractiveness and one's dating history can best be summarized by stating that:
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Research has showed that men in middle-status occupations were considered to be moderately acceptable dates by unattractive women.Which of the following best explains this phenomenon?
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Karen is a white, upper-middle class lawyer.She is more likely to have contact with others who are also from the middle and upper-middle class.This phenomenon is known as _____.
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In communication, _____ is what the listener thinks the speaker means.
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_____ involves saying, in your own words, what you thought your partner meant.
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According to the reinforcement theory, we are attracted to people who are similar to ourselves in social characteristics because:
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Which of the following is said to reflect developmental instability?
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Define passionate love and companionate love.Explain how these two concepts are related.
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Hyde and DeLamater discuss a research project in which snapshots were taken of college men and women.Their degree of attractiveness was then judged along with their dating history.As a rule, the largest number of dates occurred among:
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Women, who are highly attractive, are most likely to judge potential partners by the criterion of:
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According to Sternberg, which of the following components of love includes our feelings of closeness or bondedness to the other person?
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In a study on passionate love, researchers defined passionate love as physiological arousal caused by thoughts of or contact with the person they love.This is an example of a(n) _____ in research.
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In Sternberg's triangular theory of love, the component that differentiates romantic love from other kinds of love is:
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In Sternberg's theory, _____ is the cognitive component of love.
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