Exam 6: Love and Choosing a Life Partner

According to Sternberg's triangular theory of love, __________ love is complete love.

WWith global westernization, __________ are replacing arranged marriage as the preferred way to select mates throughout the world.

According to the__________ theory, dating couples choose either to stay committed or to break up by weighing the rewards of their relationship against its costs.

The text points out that youths from divorced families are more likely to select high-risk partners who are also from divorced families and have a history of other personal problems. This phenomenon is referred to as __________ risk.

Analyze the similarities and differences between arranged marriages and modern "free choice" marriages with respect to the bargaining process.

Date rape is also known as __________ rape.

When both spouses come from a divorced family, the probability of their own divorce is higher. Family scholars refer to this phenomenon as the __________ risk.

Social scientist Ira Reiss has proposed what he calls a "__________ theory" of love.

It is estimated that between ____________ percent of Jewish, Catholic, Mormon, Muslim, and a higher percentage of Protestant adults and children in the United States live in interfaith or interdenominational households.

Although breaking up is hard to do any time, breakups can be a good thing in certain cases.

Suppose that a Puerto Rican marries a Cuban. The situation reflects

The text cites one study of forty black-white interracially married couples in which it was found that, with few exceptions, this group's motives for marriage were

What are the reasons for the intergenerational transmission of divorce risk? What does this have to do with attachment theory?