Question 1

According to the textbook, the amount of self-disclosure a person engages in is usually a function of their _______.

Accepted Answer

A) initial physical attraction to another person 
B) need to be in a relationship 
C) level of self-confidence 
D) perceived closeness of the relationship 
A) initial physical attraction to another person 
B) need to be in a relationship 
C) level of self-confidence 
D) perceived closeness of the relationship D

Question 2

The most serious outcome of a controlling relationship is ________.

Accepted Answer

A) violence 
B) loss of personal freedom 
C) isolation 
D) frequent arguments 
A) violence 
B) loss of personal freedom 
C) isolation 
D) frequent arguments A

Question 3

One common fear survivors of abuse face is becoming involved with another violent person.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 4

Usually, the only way to stop relationship violence is for the victim to ______.

Accepted Answer

A) leave the relationship 
B) obey the abuser 
C) seek counseling 
D) have a child 
A) leave the relationship 
B) obey the abuser 
C) seek counseling 
D) have a child

Question 5

Janette is in a bar and is making eye contact with a man across the room.Janette is in the _______ stage of flirting.

Accepted Answer

A) synchronization 
B) approach 
C) touch 
D) swivel and turn 
A) synchronization 
B) approach 
C) touch 
D) swivel and turn

Question 6

Self-disclosure is a major factor in building intimacy in love relationships.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

The vast majority of female victims of relationship abuse leave their abusing partners and never return.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

According to the triangular theory of love, fatuous love is based on _____.

Accepted Answer

passion an

Question 9

As the relationship re-enters the _____ phase of the cycle of violence, the victim now lives in great fear of another abusive episode.

Accepted Answer

The answer of As the relationship re-enters the _____ phase...

Question 10

List and explain five reasons why relationships fail.

Accepted Answer

1.Lack of self-knowledge: If you don't k

Question 11

Which of the following is a guideline for safely leaving an abusive relationship?

Accepted Answer

A) Trust that the abuser will not seek out the victim after leaving the relationship. 
B) Keep phone numbers of trustworthy people available at all times. 
C) Ask the abuser to stay away after leaving the relationship. 
D) Have a discussion with the abuser regarding one's desire to leave the relationship. 
A) Trust that the abuser will not seek out the victim after leaving the relationship. 
B) Keep phone numbers of trustworthy people available at all times. 
C) Ask the abuser to stay away after leaving the relationship. 
D) Have a discussion with the abuser regarding one's desire to leave the relationship.

Question 12

Which of the following is an example of the proximity effect?

Accepted Answer

A) Carla and Dan attended the same college and married each other. 
B) Erin is attracted to Francine because they look alike. 
C) Greg and Geoff are friends because they both like baseball. 
D) Helga and Ian have very wealthy parents. 
A) Carla and Dan attended the same college and married each other. 
B) Erin is attracted to Francine because they look alike. 
C) Greg and Geoff are friends because they both like baseball. 
D) Helga and Ian have very wealthy parents.

Question 13

Explain the concept of couple meetings as discussed by Notarius and Markman in their five rules for enhancing intimate communication.List three of the "five rules."

Accepted Answer

Responses should consider:
-Notarius and

Question 14

"Distance makes the heart grow fonder" is an example of the proximity effect.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 15

According to Gottman, _______ is the result of blaming an unmet need on one's partner.

Accepted Answer

A) complaining 
B) criticism 
C) contempt 
D) controlling 
A) complaining 
B) criticism 
C) contempt 
D) controlling

Question 16

Quincy and Roberta have a sexually charged relationship, know little about each other, and have no interest in pursuing each other as long-term partners.According to the triangular theory of love, this relationship is based on _______.

Accepted Answer

A) intimacy 
B) commitment 
C) romance 
D) infatuation 
A) intimacy 
B) commitment 
C) romance 
D) infatuation

Question 17

Use of force during an argument is a warning sign of a potential abuser.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

Gottman's research has demonstrated that it is the style of fighting that determines the success of a relationship.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

Which of the following is the order in which the phases of the cycle of violence occur?

Accepted Answer

A) honeymoon, explosion, tension-building 
B) tension-building, explosion, honeymoon 
C) explosion, honey-moon, tension-building 
D) honeymoon, tension-building, explosion 
A) honeymoon, explosion, tension-building 
B) tension-building, explosion, honeymoon 
C) explosion, honey-moon, tension-building 
D) honeymoon, tension-building, explosion

Question 20

According to the _______, humans have a natural tendency to grow fonder of a novel stimulus the more they are exposed to it.

Accepted Answer

A) proximity effect 
B) mere exposure effect 
C) matching hypothesis 
D) field of eligibles theory 
A) proximity effect 
B) mere exposure effect 
C) matching hypothesis 
D) field of eligibles theory

According to the textbook, the amount of self-disclosure a person engages in is usually a function of their _______.

The most serious outcome of a controlling relationship is ________.

One common fear survivors of abuse face is becoming involved with another violent person.

Usually, the only way to stop relationship violence is for the victim to ______.

Janette is in a bar and is making eye contact with a man across the room.Janette is in the _______ stage of flirting.

Self-disclosure is a major factor in building intimacy in love relationships.

The vast majority of female victims of relationship abuse leave their abusing partners and never return.

According to the triangular theory of love, fatuous love is based on _____.

As the relationship re-enters the _____ phase of the cycle of violence, the victim now lives in great fear of another abusive episode.

List and explain five reasons why relationships fail.

Which of the following is a guideline for safely leaving an abusive relationship?

Which of the following is an example of the proximity effect?

Explain the concept of couple meetings as discussed by Notarius and Markman in their five rules for enhancing intimate communication.List three of the "five rules."

"Distance makes the heart grow fonder" is an example of the proximity effect.

According to Gottman, _______ is the result of blaming an unmet need on one's partner.

Quincy and Roberta have a sexually charged relationship, know little about each other, and have no interest in pursuing each other as long-term partners.According to the triangular theory of love, this relationship is based on _______.

Use of force during an argument is a warning sign of a potential abuser.

Gottman's research has demonstrated that it is the style of fighting that determines the success of a relationship.

Which of the following is the order in which the phases of the cycle of violence occur?

According to the _______, humans have a natural tendency to grow fonder of a novel stimulus the more they are exposed to it.

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According to the textbook, the amount of self-disclosure a person engages in is usually a function of their _______.

The most serious outcome of a controlling relationship is ________.

One common fear survivors of abuse face is becoming involved with another violent person.

Usually, the only way to stop relationship violence is for the victim to ______.

Janette is in a bar and is making eye contact with a man across the room.Janette is in the _______ stage of flirting.

Self-disclosure is a major factor in building intimacy in love relationships.

The vast majority of female victims of relationship abuse leave their abusing partners and never return.

According to the triangular theory of love, fatuous love is based on _____.

As the relationship re-enters the _____ phase of the cycle of violence, the victim now lives in great fear of another abusive episode.

List and explain five reasons why relationships fail.

Which of the following is a guideline for safely leaving an abusive relationship?

Which of the following is an example of the proximity effect?

Explain the concept of couple meetings as discussed by Notarius and Markman in their five rules for enhancing intimate communication.List three of the "five rules."

"Distance makes the heart grow fonder" is an example of the proximity effect.

According to Gottman, _______ is the result of blaming an unmet need on one's partner.

Quincy and Roberta have a sexually charged relationship, know little about each other, and have no interest in pursuing each other as long-term partners.According to the triangular theory of love, this relationship is based on _______.

Use of force during an argument is a warning sign of a potential abuser.

Gottman's research has demonstrated that it is the style of fighting that determines the success of a relationship.

Which of the following is the order in which the phases of the cycle of violence occur?

According to the _______, humans have a natural tendency to grow fonder of a novel stimulus the more they are exposed to it.

Studying Human Sexuality

Sexual Anatomy

The Physiology of Human Sexual Responding

Contraception: Planning and Preventing Pregnancy

Sexual Behaviors: Experiencing Sexual Pleasure

Sexual Problems and Solutions

Sexually Transmitted Infectionsdiseases

Conception, Pregnancy, and Birth

Gender: Expectations, Roles, and Behaviors

Sexual Orientation

Sexual Development Throughout Life

Sexual Aggression and Violence: Rape Child Sexual Abuse and Sexual Harassment

Paraphilias: Atypical Sexual Behaviors

The Sexual Marketplace: Prostitution and Pornography

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