Question 1

What did Robert Sternberg's research propose?

Accepted Answer

A)  Love is made up of three different elements combined in different ways. 
B)  Each person has a style of love that remains consistent over time. 
C)  Most people will choose relationships with those who have similar love styles. 
D)  Love that begins as romantic love is not likely to be long lasting. 
A)  Love is made up of three different elements combined in different ways. 
B)  Each person has a style of love that remains consistent over time. 
C)  Most people will choose relationships with those who have similar love styles. 
D)  Love that begins as romantic love is not likely to be long lasting. A

Question 2

Six ways to enhance our ability to form relationships were discussed.Identify and explain four of the six.

Accepted Answer

1. Active listening: This involves fully concentrating, understanding, responding, and remembering what is being said. It shows the speaker that you are interested and engaged in the conversation, which can help to build trust and rapport.

2. Empathy: Being able to understand and share the feelings of another person can help to create a deeper connection. It involves being able to see things from the other person's perspective and showing that you care about their emotions and experiences.

3. Communication skills: Effective communication is essential for building strong relationships. This includes being able to express yourself clearly, listen actively, and resolve conflicts in a constructive manner.

4. Building trust: Trust is the foundation of any healthy relationship. It is important to be reliable, honest, and consistent in order to build and maintain trust with others. This can involve keeping promises, being transparent, and showing integrity in your actions.

Question 3

A person is more likely to be jealous in situations where his or her partner is flirting with someone who has characteristics similar to their own.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 4

What are the three components of attachment measured by Rubin's "Love Scale"?

Accepted Answer

A)  passion, intimacy, commitment 
B)  affection, loyalty, openness 
C)  secure, insecure, avoidant 
D)  needing, caring, trusting 
A)  passion, intimacy, commitment 
B)  affection, loyalty, openness 
C)  secure, insecure, avoidant 
D)  needing, caring, trusting

Question 5

Describe two problems discussed in the text that are related to measuring love.

Accepted Answer

One problem discussed in the text relate

Question 6

Identify and describe each of John Alan Lee's colours of love.

Accepted Answer

John Alan Lee's colors of love are six d

Question 7

What term describes the set of behaviours developed in adolescence that we use to forge close relationships throughout our lives?

Accepted Answer

A)  intimacy repertoire 
B)  attachment style 
C)  relationship roles 
D)  love styles 
A)  intimacy repertoire 
B)  attachment style 
C)  relationship roles 
D)  love styles

Question 8

Describe the effects of pheromones on sexual attraction and make reference to at least two research findings discussed in the text.

Accepted Answer

Pheromones play a significant role in se

Question 9

What is another term for conjugal love?

Accepted Answer

A)  platonic 
B)  companionate 
C)  agape 
D)  unrequited 
A)  platonic 
B)  companionate 
C)  agape 
D)  unrequited

Question 10

Which country tends to have the lowest degree of conflict in intimate relationships?

Accepted Answer

A)  France 
B)  United States 
C)  Japan 
D)  Brazil 
A)  France 
B)  United States 
C)  Japan 
D)  Brazil

Question 11

What have love researchers determined about the role of one's mother and father in the development of healthy,intimate relationships?

Accepted Answer

A)  Those who do not experience intimacy growing up will not experience it as adults. 
B)  Childhood intimacy is not related to adult intimacy. 
C)  People who did not experience intimacy growing up can experience it as adults. 
D)  All people experience intimacy regardless of childhood experiences. 
A)  Those who do not experience intimacy growing up will not experience it as adults. 
B)  Childhood intimacy is not related to adult intimacy. 
C)  People who did not experience intimacy growing up can experience it as adults. 
D)  All people experience intimacy regardless of childhood experiences.

Question 12

How did John Alan Lee identify the six different ways to love,which he called "colours" of love?

Accepted Answer

A)  He asked college students to identify feelings associated with their most recent romantic relationship. 
B)  He interviewed couples who had been married for 20 years or longer. 
C)  Using lists of feelings words, he asked individuals between the ages of 10 and 95 to identify the words they most associated with feeling loved. 
D)  He collected statements about love from works of fiction and nonfiction including both ancient and modern authors. 
A)  He asked college students to identify feelings associated with their most recent romantic relationship. 
B)  He interviewed couples who had been married for 20 years or longer. 
C)  Using lists of feelings words, he asked individuals between the ages of 10 and 95 to identify the words they most associated with feeling loved. 
D)  He collected statements about love from works of fiction and nonfiction including both ancient and modern authors.

Question 13

Which theory of love suggests that we are likely to become attracted to someone we think likes us?

Accepted Answer

A)  proximity 
B)  cognitive 
C)  evolutionary 
D)  behavioural 
A)  proximity 
B)  cognitive 
C)  evolutionary 
D)  behavioural

Question 14

What does Ainsworth's research suggest is highly correlated to the type of intimate relationship you form in your adulthood?

Accepted Answer

A)  the level of praise and encouragement you received as a child 
B)  whether or not your parents were divorced when you were a child 
C)  whether or not you developed a positive love role repertoire as a child 
D)  the type of attachment you formed as a child 
A)  the level of praise and encouragement you received as a child 
B)  whether or not your parents were divorced when you were a child 
C)  whether or not you developed a positive love role repertoire as a child 
D)  the type of attachment you formed as a child

Question 15

According to behavioural reinforcement theory,a person may dislike someone based on the experience of an unrelated negative association in his or her presence.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

According to attachment researchers,what style of attachment in infancy leads adults to have a difficult time trusting their partners?

Accepted Answer

A)  anxious/ambivalent 
B)  secure 
C)  avoidant 
D)  irritable/insecure 
A)  anxious/ambivalent 
B)  secure 
C)  avoidant 
D)  irritable/insecure

Question 17

According to the text,what is a significant characteristic that distinguishes love from intimacy?

Accepted Answer

A)  reciprocity 
B)  passion 
C)  commitment 
D)  loyalty 
A)  reciprocity 
B)  passion 
C)  commitment 
D)  loyalty

Question 18

Discuss three ways in which culture differences may impact patterns of intimacy.

Accepted Answer

Culture differences can impact patterns

Question 19

Imagine you are asked to give a workshop on the dark side of love: jealousy,compulsiveness,and possessiveness.Choose five points that you would want to make to your audience.Be sure to reference information from the text.

Accepted Answer

1. The dark side of love can manifest in

Question 20

Research has found that age and relationship length are both positively related to intimacy and commitment.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

What did Robert Sternberg's research propose?

Six ways to enhance our ability to form relationships were discussed.Identify and explain four of the six.

A person is more likely to be jealous in situations where his or her partner is flirting with someone who has characteristics similar to their own.

What are the three components of attachment measured by Rubin's "Love Scale"?

Describe two problems discussed in the text that are related to measuring love.

Identify and describe each of John Alan Lee's colours of love.

What term describes the set of behaviours developed in adolescence that we use to forge close relationships throughout our lives?

Describe the effects of pheromones on sexual attraction and make reference to at least two research findings discussed in the text.

What is another term for conjugal love?

Which country tends to have the lowest degree of conflict in intimate relationships?

What have love researchers determined about the role of one's mother and father in the development of healthy,intimate relationships?

How did John Alan Lee identify the six different ways to love,which he called "colours" of love?

Which theory of love suggests that we are likely to become attracted to someone we think likes us?

What does Ainsworth's research suggest is highly correlated to the type of intimate relationship you form in your adulthood?

According to behavioural reinforcement theory,a person may dislike someone based on the experience of an unrelated negative association in his or her presence.

According to attachment researchers,what style of attachment in infancy leads adults to have a difficult time trusting their partners?

According to the text,what is a significant characteristic that distinguishes love from intimacy?

Discuss three ways in which culture differences may impact patterns of intimacy.

Imagine you are asked to give a workshop on the dark side of love: jealousy,compulsiveness,and possessiveness.Choose five points that you would want to make to your audience.Be sure to reference information from the text.

Research has found that age and relationship length are both positively related to intimacy and commitment.

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Exam 12: Love and Intimacy

What did Robert Sternberg's research propose?

Six ways to enhance our ability to form relationships were discussed.Identify and explain four of the six.

A person is more likely to be jealous in situations where his or her partner is flirting with someone who has characteristics similar to their own.

What are the three components of attachment measured by Rubin's "Love Scale"?

Describe two problems discussed in the text that are related to measuring love.

Identify and describe each of John Alan Lee's colours of love.

What term describes the set of behaviours developed in adolescence that we use to forge close relationships throughout our lives?

Describe the effects of pheromones on sexual attraction and make reference to at least two research findings discussed in the text.

What is another term for conjugal love?

Which country tends to have the lowest degree of conflict in intimate relationships?

What have love researchers determined about the role of one's mother and father in the development of healthy,intimate relationships?

How did John Alan Lee identify the six different ways to love,which he called "colours" of love?

Which theory of love suggests that we are likely to become attracted to someone we think likes us?

What does Ainsworth's research suggest is highly correlated to the type of intimate relationship you form in your adulthood?

According to behavioural reinforcement theory,a person may dislike someone based on the experience of an unrelated negative association in his or her presence.

According to attachment researchers,what style of attachment in infancy leads adults to have a difficult time trusting their partners?

According to the text,what is a significant characteristic that distinguishes love from intimacy?

Discuss three ways in which culture differences may impact patterns of intimacy.

Imagine you are asked to give a workshop on the dark side of love: jealousy,compulsiveness,and possessiveness.Choose five points that you would want to make to your audience.Be sure to reference information from the text.

Research has found that age and relationship length are both positively related to intimacy and commitment.

Exploring Human Sexuality: Past and Present

Understanding Human Sexuality: Theory and Research

Female Sexual Anatomy, Development, and Health

Male Sexual Anatomy, Development, and Health

The Biology of Sex, Pregnancy, and Childbirth

Contraception and Abortion

Sexually Transmitted Infections and Hivaids

Gender Development, Gender Roles, and Gender Identity

Sexual Orientation

Childhood and Adolescent Sexuality

Communication and Sexuality

Adult Sexual Relationships

Variations of Sexual Expression

Challenges to Sexual Functioning

Harmful and Antisocial Sexual Expression

Power and Sexual Coercion

Sexual Imagery and Selling Sex

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