Question 1

Which theory provides the best explanation for the effects of proximity,similarity,and attractiveness on liking?

Accepted Answer

A) triangle theory 
B) reward theory 
C) disclosure theory 
D) attachment theory 
A) triangle theory 
B) reward theory 
C) disclosure theory 
D) attachment theory

Question 2

Which statement is NOT true?

Accepted Answer

A) Liking is usually mutual. 
B) Proximity influences initial attraction. 
C) Similarity influences long-term attraction. 
D) Attractiveness doesn't influence initial attraction. 
A) Liking is usually mutual. 
B) Proximity influences initial attraction. 
C) Similarity influences long-term attraction. 
D) Attractiveness doesn't influence initial attraction.

Question 3

Explain the research regarding the Internet and relationships.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Explain the research regarding the Internet and...

Question 4

John Gottman (1994,1998)noted that healthy marriages were NOT marked by

Accepted Answer

A) more affection than criticism. 
B) a lack of conflict. 
C) an ability to reconcile differences. 
D) more compliments than criticisms. 
A) more affection than criticism. 
B) a lack of conflict. 
C) an ability to reconcile differences. 
D) more compliments than criticisms.

Question 5

Melissa needs to ask her roommate,Kelly,for a ride to the airport.Before asking,though,Melissa tells Kelly how pretty she looks,how great the apartment looks since cleaned it,and how funny she is.Melissa is using _____ to get her ride.

Accepted Answer

A) ingratiation 
B) self-disclosure 
C) complimentarity 
D) authenticity 
A) ingratiation 
B) self-disclosure 
C) complimentarity 
D) authenticity

Question 6

_______ includes strategies,such as flattery,by which people seek to gain another's favor.

Accepted Answer

A) Social elicitation 
B) Self-disclosure 
C) Social penetration 
D) Ingratiation 
A) Social elicitation 
B) Self-disclosure 
C) Social penetration 
D) Ingratiation

Question 7

A motivation to bond with others in relationships that provide ongoing,positive interactions is the definition of

Accepted Answer

A) association anxiety. 
B) the need for attachment. 
C) the need to belong. 
D) affiliative predisposition. 
A) association anxiety. 
B) the need for attachment. 
C) the need to belong. 
D) affiliative predisposition.

Question 8

Twelve-month-old Joshua enters an unfamiliar laboratory playroom with his mother.When she leaves,he gets distressed.When she returns,he runs to her and hugs her close.After this intense reunion,he returns to playing.Joshua demonstrates the characteristics of ______ attachment.

Accepted Answer

A) secure 
B) insecure 
C) avoidant 
D) anxious-ambivalent 
A) secure 
B) insecure 
C) avoidant 
D) anxious-ambivalent

Question 9

In research conducted at the University of Warsaw,Lewicki (1985)asked students to choose which person in two photographs looked friendlier.Lewicki found that their choices were almost always influenced by whether or not the photographs

Accepted Answer

A) were of men or women. 
B) looked like their own friends. 
C) were in color or black-and-white. 
D) reminded them of friendly or unfriendly experimenters. 
A) were of men or women. 
B) looked like their own friends. 
C) were in color or black-and-white. 
D) reminded them of friendly or unfriendly experimenters.

Question 10

Summarize Dutton and Aron's (1974)study on arousal and attraction.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Summarize Dutton and Aron's (1974)study on arousal...

Question 11

Phyllis is a brunette with long hair.According to research by Mackinnon et al.(2011),when Phyllis enter a room of strangers,she is most likely to sit closer to

Accepted Answer

A) Jan,who has short brown hair. 
B) Julia,who has short blonde hair. 
C) Sabrina,who has long blonde hair. 
D) Sally,who has long brown hair. 
A) Jan,who has short brown hair. 
B) Julia,who has short blonde hair. 
C) Sabrina,who has long blonde hair. 
D) Sally,who has long brown hair.

Question 12

Individualistic cultures have _______ divorce rates than communal cultures.

Accepted Answer

A) higher 
B) slightly lower 
C) the same amount of 
D) significantly lower 
A) higher 
B) slightly lower 
C) the same amount of 
D) significantly lower

Question 13

The relationship between mimicry and rapport is

Accepted Answer

A) positive. 
B) negative. 
C) neutral. 
D) curvilinear. 
A) positive. 
B) negative. 
C) neutral. 
D) curvilinear.

Question 14

Which statement is NOT true?

Accepted Answer

A) We are social animals who need to belong. 
B) With close,intimate relationships we tend to be healthier. 
C) Humans in only some cultures use ostracism to regulate behavior. 
D) Human needs are to feel autonomy,competence,and belonging. 
A) We are social animals who need to belong. 
B) With close,intimate relationships we tend to be healthier. 
C) Humans in only some cultures use ostracism to regulate behavior. 
D) Human needs are to feel autonomy,competence,and belonging.

Question 15

An example of implicit egotism is our tendency to

Accepted Answer

A) like things associated with ourselves. 
B) make friends with people older than us. 
C) prefer attractive people. 
D) like what we associate with ourselves. 
A) like things associated with ourselves. 
B) make friends with people older than us. 
C) prefer attractive people. 
D) like what we associate with ourselves.

Question 16

At a party,Ellie meets Rob and Blake.The three get involved in a philosophical discussion that lasts through the evening.By the end of the evening,Ellie has discovered that she and Blake see things eye-to-eye,whereas she and Rob see things differently.All else being equal,Ellie will probably like

Accepted Answer

A) Rob better. 
B) Blake better. 
C) Rob and Blake equally. 
D) neither Rob nor Blake. 
A) Rob better. 
B) Blake better. 
C) Rob and Blake equally. 
D) neither Rob nor Blake.

Question 17

All of the following are examples of implicit egotism EXCEPT

Accepted Answer

A) we are more likely to marry someone whose first or last name resembles our own. 
B) women named Virginia disproportionately live in Virginia. 
C) we want to name our children using family names. 
D) America's dentists are almost twice more likely to be named as Dennis than the two other most popular names. 
A) we are more likely to marry someone whose first or last name resembles our own. 
B) women named Virginia disproportionately live in Virginia. 
C) we want to name our children using family names. 
D) America's dentists are almost twice more likely to be named as Dennis than the two other most popular names.

Question 18

Those involved in relationships marked by long-term equity

Accepted Answer

A) depend on tit-for-tat exchanges. 
B) are unconcerned with short-term equity. 
C) make sure they reciprocate favors as soon as possible. 
D) give more than they get. 
A) depend on tit-for-tat exchanges. 
B) are unconcerned with short-term equity. 
C) make sure they reciprocate favors as soon as possible. 
D) give more than they get.

Which theory provides the best explanation for the effects of proximity,similarity,and attractiveness on liking?

Which statement is NOT true?

Explain the research regarding the Internet and relationships.

John Gottman (1994,1998)noted that healthy marriages were NOT marked by

Melissa needs to ask her roommate,Kelly,for a ride to the airport.Before asking,though,Melissa tells Kelly how pretty she looks,how great the apartment looks since cleaned it,and how funny she is.Melissa is using _____ to get her ride.

_______ includes strategies,such as flattery,by which people seek to gain another's favor.

A motivation to bond with others in relationships that provide ongoing,positive interactions is the definition of

Twelve-month-old Joshua enters an unfamiliar laboratory playroom with his mother.When she leaves,he gets distressed.When she returns,he runs to her and hugs her close.After this intense reunion,he returns to playing.Joshua demonstrates the characteristics of ______ attachment.

In research conducted at the University of Warsaw,Lewicki (1985)asked students to choose which person in two photographs looked friendlier.Lewicki found that their choices were almost always influenced by whether or not the photographs

Summarize Dutton and Aron's (1974)study on arousal and attraction.

Phyllis is a brunette with long hair.According to research by Mackinnon et al.(2011),when Phyllis enter a room of strangers,she is most likely to sit closer to

Individualistic cultures have _______ divorce rates than communal cultures.

The relationship between mimicry and rapport is

Which statement is NOT true?

An example of implicit egotism is our tendency to

At a party,Ellie meets Rob and Blake.The three get involved in a philosophical discussion that lasts through the evening.By the end of the evening,Ellie has discovered that she and Blake see things eye-to-eye,whereas she and Rob see things differently.All else being equal,Ellie will probably like

All of the following are examples of implicit egotism EXCEPT

Those involved in relationships marked by long-term equity

Introducing Social Psychology

The Self in a Social World

Social Beliefs and Judgments

Behavior and Attitudes

Genes,culture,and Gender

Conformity and Obedience

Persuasion

Group Influence

Prejudice: Disliking Others

Aggression: Hurting Others

Helping

Conflict and Peacemaking

Social Psychology in the Clinic

Social Psychology in Court

Social Psychology and the Sustainable Future

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Exam 11: Attraction and Intimacy: Liking and Loving Others

Which theory provides the best explanation for the effects of proximity,similarity,and attractiveness on liking?

Which statement is NOT true?

Explain the research regarding the Internet and relationships.

John Gottman (1994,1998)noted that healthy marriages were NOT marked by

Melissa needs to ask her roommate,Kelly,for a ride to the airport.Before asking,though,Melissa tells Kelly how pretty she looks,how great the apartment looks since cleaned it,and how funny she is.Melissa is using _____ to get her ride.

_______ includes strategies,such as flattery,by which people seek to gain another's favor.

A motivation to bond with others in relationships that provide ongoing,positive interactions is the definition of

Twelve-month-old Joshua enters an unfamiliar laboratory playroom with his mother.When she leaves,he gets distressed.When she returns,he runs to her and hugs her close.After this intense reunion,he returns to playing.Joshua demonstrates the characteristics of ______ attachment.

In research conducted at the University of Warsaw,Lewicki (1985)asked students to choose which person in two photographs looked friendlier.Lewicki found that their choices were almost always influenced by whether or not the photographs

Summarize Dutton and Aron's (1974)study on arousal and attraction.

Phyllis is a brunette with long hair.According to research by Mackinnon et al.(2011),when Phyllis enter a room of strangers,she is most likely to sit closer to

Individualistic cultures have _______ divorce rates than communal cultures.

The relationship between mimicry and rapport is

Which statement is NOT true?

An example of implicit egotism is our tendency to

At a party,Ellie meets Rob and Blake.The three get involved in a philosophical discussion that lasts through the evening.By the end of the evening,Ellie has discovered that she and Blake see things eye-to-eye,whereas she and Rob see things differently.All else being equal,Ellie will probably like

All of the following are examples of implicit egotism EXCEPT

Those involved in relationships marked by long-term equity

Introducing Social Psychology

The Self in a Social World

Social Beliefs and Judgments

Behavior and Attitudes

Genes,culture,and Gender

Conformity and Obedience

Persuasion

Group Influence

Prejudice: Disliking Others

Aggression: Hurting Others

Helping

Conflict and Peacemaking

Social Psychology in the Clinic

Social Psychology in Court

Social Psychology and the Sustainable Future

Filters