Question 1

Bridget is very attractive. Therefore, others assume she is also intelligent and kind. This phenomenon is referred to as

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A)  generalization tendency. 
B)  the halo effect. 
C)  the do-good-feel-good phenomenon. 
D)  the Kohn effect. 
A)  generalization tendency. 
B)  the halo effect. 
C)  the do-good-feel-good phenomenon. 
D)  the Kohn effect. B

Question 2

The hookup culture is believed to

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A)  make relationship building easier. 
B)  make relationship building more difficult. 
C)  make women less interested in forming relationships. 
D)  be as common today as it was in the 1940s and 1950s. 
A)  make relationship building easier. 
B)  make relationship building more difficult. 
C)  make women less interested in forming relationships. 
D)  be as common today as it was in the 1940s and 1950s. B

Question 3

According to attachment theory

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A)  a lover cannot be an attachment object. 
B)  all important love relationships are attachments. 
C)  most infants studied showed the "anxious/ambivalent" attachment style. 
D)  early life attachments do not influence later relationships. 
A)  a lover cannot be an attachment object. 
B)  all important love relationships are attachments. 
C)  most infants studied showed the "anxious/ambivalent" attachment style. 
D)  early life attachments do not influence later relationships. B

Question 4

_______ or deceptive love is whirlwind love; it begins the day a couple meets and quickly results in cohabitation or engagement, then marriage.

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A)  Romantic 
B)  Fatuous 
C)  Consummate 
D)  Companionate 
A)  Romantic 
B)  Fatuous 
C)  Consummate 
D)  Companionate

Question 5

_____ is the tendency to marry people much like ourselves.

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A)  Heterogeneity 
B)  Conjugal matching 
C)  Homogamy 
D)  Pragma 
A)  Heterogeneity 
B)  Conjugal matching 
C)  Homogamy 
D)  Pragma

Question 6

Which component of Sternberg's theory of love refers to the elements of romance, attraction, and sexuality in a relationship?

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A)  Intimacy 
B)  Passion 
C)  Decision/commitment 
D)  Mania 
A)  Intimacy 
B)  Passion 
C)  Decision/commitment 
D)  Mania

Question 7

Among___________, marriage was often entered as a means to escape economic instability and parental authority, and to be seen as an adult.

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A)  the working poor 
B)  the working class 
C)  the middle class 
D)  the upper class 
A)  the working poor 
B)  the working class 
C)  the middle class 
D)  the upper class

Question 8

When we first meet someone, intimacy increases rapidly as we

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A)  make critical discoveries about each other. 
B)  become more and more sexually active. 
C)  develop a successful relationship. 
D)  become habituated to passion. 
A)  make critical discoveries about each other. 
B)  become more and more sexually active. 
C)  develop a successful relationship. 
D)  become habituated to passion.

Question 9

Those who are dissatisfied with __________ love often engage in extra-relational affairs to maintain the passion in their lives.

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A)  romantic 
B)  fatuous 
C)  consummate 
D)  companionate 
A)  romantic 
B)  fatuous 
C)  consummate 
D)  companionate

Question 10

Jealousy

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A)  is a yardstick for measuring insecurity or possessiveness. 
B)  is a sign of love. 
C)  proves interest or affection. 
D)  is rarely linked to violence. 
A)  is a yardstick for measuring insecurity or possessiveness. 
B)  is a sign of love. 
C)  proves interest or affection. 
D)  is rarely linked to violence.

Question 11

Bill and Linda have a type of love that is chaste, patient, and understanding. John Lee refers to this as

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A)  agape. 
B)  pragma. 
C)  ludus. 
D)  storge. 
A)  agape. 
B)  pragma. 
C)  ludus. 
D)  storge.

Question 12

Compare and contrast Lee's Styles of Love with Sternberg's Triangular Theory of Love.

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Lee's Styles of Love and Sternberg's Tri

Question 13

Describe Francesca Cancian's gender bias in cultural constructions of love that was referred to as feminization of love.

Accepted Answer

Francesca Cancian's concept of the femin

Question 14

Which encounter best represents a closed field?

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A)  Coffee and doughnuts at a megachurch 
B)  A small dinner party 
C)  Interactions with seatmates and audience members at a major league baseball game 
D)  Celebrations at a political party headquarters 
A)  Coffee and doughnuts at a megachurch 
B)  A small dinner party 
C)  Interactions with seatmates and audience members at a major league baseball game 
D)  Celebrations at a political party headquarters

Question 15

Romantic love begins to increase as children grow up and leave home.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

Bogle suggests that hooking up makes relationship building more difficult. Define "hooking up," and discuss why this might be the case. Why do you think hooking up has gained popularity?

Accepted Answer

"Hooking up" typically refers to engagin

Question 17

Researchers agree that attachment styles in adulthood are a result of early childhood experiences.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

The combination of intimacy, passion, and commitment results in

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A)  romantic love. 
B)  fatuous love. 
C)  consummate love. 
D)  infatuation. 
A)  romantic love. 
B)  fatuous love. 
C)  consummate love. 
D)  infatuation.

Question 19

Women are associated with neither instrumental displays nor expressive displays in relationships.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

Summarize attachment theory. Give a description of each of the three types of adults identified by the theory. Do you believe that early attachments determine attachment styles in adulthood? Why or why not?

Accepted Answer

Attachment theory, developed by John Bow

Bridget is very attractive. Therefore, others assume she is also intelligent and kind. This phenomenon is referred to as

The hookup culture is believed to

According to attachment theory

_______ or deceptive love is whirlwind love; it begins the day a couple meets and quickly results in cohabitation or engagement, then marriage.

_____ is the tendency to marry people much like ourselves.

Which component of Sternberg's theory of love refers to the elements of romance, attraction, and sexuality in a relationship?

Among___________, marriage was often entered as a means to escape economic instability and parental authority, and to be seen as an adult.

When we first meet someone, intimacy increases rapidly as we

Those who are dissatisfied with __________ love often engage in extra-relational affairs to maintain the passion in their lives.

Jealousy

Bill and Linda have a type of love that is chaste, patient, and understanding. John Lee refers to this as

Compare and contrast Lee's Styles of Love with Sternberg's Triangular Theory of Love.

Describe Francesca Cancian's gender bias in cultural constructions of love that was referred to as feminization of love.

Which encounter best represents a closed field?

Romantic love begins to increase as children grow up and leave home.

Bogle suggests that hooking up makes relationship building more difficult. Define "hooking up," and discuss why this might be the case. Why do you think hooking up has gained popularity?

Researchers agree that attachment styles in adulthood are a result of early childhood experiences.

The combination of intimacy, passion, and commitment results in

Women are associated with neither instrumental displays nor expressive displays in relationships.

Summarize attachment theory. Give a description of each of the three types of adults identified by the theory. Do you believe that early attachments determine attachment styles in adulthood? Why or why not?

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Bridget is very attractive. Therefore, others assume she is also intelligent and kind. This phenomenon is referred to as

The hookup culture is believed to

According to attachment theory

_______ or deceptive love is whirlwind love; it begins the day a couple meets and quickly results in cohabitation or engagement, then marriage.

_____ is the tendency to marry people much like ourselves.

Which component of Sternberg's theory of love refers to the elements of romance, attraction, and sexuality in a relationship?

Among___________, marriage was often entered as a means to escape economic instability and parental authority, and to be seen as an adult.

When we first meet someone, intimacy increases rapidly as we

Those who are dissatisfied with __________ love often engage in extra-relational affairs to maintain the passion in their lives.

Jealousy

Bill and Linda have a type of love that is chaste, patient, and understanding. John Lee refers to this as

Compare and contrast Lee's Styles of Love with Sternberg's Triangular Theory of Love.

Describe Francesca Cancian's gender bias in cultural constructions of love that was referred to as feminization of love.

Which encounter best represents a closed field?

Romantic love begins to increase as children grow up and leave home.

Bogle suggests that hooking up makes relationship building more difficult. Define "hooking up," and discuss why this might be the case. Why do you think hooking up has gained popularity?

Researchers agree that attachment styles in adulthood are a result of early childhood experiences.

The combination of intimacy, passion, and commitment results in

Women are associated with neither instrumental displays nor expressive displays in relationships.

Summarize attachment theory. Give a description of each of the three types of adults identified by the theory. Do you believe that early attachments determine attachment styles in adulthood? Why or why not?

The Meaning of Marriage and the Family

Studying Marriages and Families

Variations in American Family Life

Gender and Family

Understanding Sex and Sexualities

Communication, Power, and Conflict

Marriages in Societal and Individual Perspective

Unmarried Lives: Singlehood and Cohabitation

Becoming and Being Parents

Marriage, Work, and Economics

Intimate Violence and Sexual Abuse

Coming Apart: Separation and Divorce

New Beginnings: Single-Parent Families, Remarriages, and Blended Families

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