Question 1

_____ lovers thrive on relationships born out of deep friendship.

Accepted Answer

A)  Eros 
B)  Pragma 
C)  Ludus 
D)  Storge 
E)  Companionate 
A)  Eros 
B)  Pragma 
C)  Ludus 
D)  Storge 
E)  Companionate

Question 2

According to Lee's styles of love,the _____ lovers focus on physical beauty,attraction,and passionate love.

Accepted Answer

A)  ludus 
B)  eros 
C)  pragma 
D)  storge 
E)  traditional 
A)  ludus 
B)  eros 
C)  pragma 
D)  storge 
E)  traditional

Question 3

Sexual characteristics,when constructed into something that guides our actions internally and interpersonally,have been referred to as _____.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Sexual characteristics,when constructed into something that guides...

Question 4

For Gottman,_____ is the final event in a deteriorating relationship as it can lead to one or both partners deciding that the relationship is broken beyond repair.

Accepted Answer

A)  stonewalling 
B)  cross-complaining 
C)  validating 
D)  active listening 
E)  criticizing 
A)  stonewalling 
B)  cross-complaining 
C)  validating 
D)  active listening 
E)  criticizing

Question 5

Which of the following love styles is considered to be a spiritual love,offered without concern for personal reward or gain?

Accepted Answer

A)  Helios 
B)  Agape 
C)  Pragma 
D)  Mania 
E)  Eros 
A)  Helios 
B)  Agape 
C)  Pragma 
D)  Mania 
E)  Eros

Question 6

Illustrate the importance of saying "no" in a relationship.What are some of the strategies couples can use to refuse consent while avoiding hurt?

Accepted Answer

For a healthy relationship,saying no is

Question 7

_____ is an intimate,nonpassionate type of love that is stronger than friendship because of the element of long-term commitment.

Accepted Answer

A)  Fatuous love 
B)  Companionate love 
C)  Romantic love 
D)  Infatuation 
E)  Empty love 
A)  Fatuous love 
B)  Companionate love 
C)  Romantic love 
D)  Infatuation 
E)  Empty love

Question 8

_____ refers to the hypothesis that people select romantic and sexual partners based upon the other person's attractiveness.

Accepted Answer

A)  Communication privacy management theory 
B)  Similarity-attraction hypothesis 
C)  Matching hypothesis 
D)  Attachment theory 
E)  Theory of homogamy 
A)  Communication privacy management theory 
B)  Similarity-attraction hypothesis 
C)  Matching hypothesis 
D)  Attachment theory 
E)  Theory of homogamy

Question 9

Listening closely to what someone has to say,and expressing empathy with another person's feelings (even when they are not shared)are examples of:

Accepted Answer

A)  emotion work. 
B)  stonewalling. 
C)  preoccupied attachment style. 
D)  empty love. 
E)  passive listening. 
A)  emotion work. 
B)  stonewalling. 
C)  preoccupied attachment style. 
D)  empty love. 
E)  passive listening.

Question 10

According to Lee's styles of love theory,which of the following is primary love style that is based on peace and friendship?

Accepted Answer

A)  Ludus 
B)  Pragma 
C)  Eros 
D)  Storge 
E)  Agape 
A)  Ludus 
B)  Pragma 
C)  Eros 
D)  Storge 
E)  Agape

Question 11

_____ lovers love intensely,and can be insecure about the loss of the love,which means they may experience fear that prevents them from enjoying relationships.

Accepted Answer

A)  Storge 
B)  Mania 
C)  Agape 
D)  Pragma 
E)  Eros 
A)  Storge 
B)  Mania 
C)  Agape 
D)  Pragma 
E)  Eros

Question 12

_____ refers to a positive perception of someone based on physical attractiveness.

Accepted Answer

A)  Golem effect 
B)  Halo effect 
C)  McClintock effect 
D)  Doppler effect 
E)  Pygmalion effect 
A)  Golem effect 
B)  Halo effect 
C)  McClintock effect 
D)  Doppler effect 
E)  Pygmalion effect

Question 13

What are some of the obstacles to meaningful conversations about sexuality? How can these be alleviated?

Accepted Answer

The following are some obstacles that ma

Question 14

According to Lee's styles of love theory,which of the following is primary love style that is based on entertainment and excitement?

Accepted Answer

A)  Ludus 
B)  Storge 
C)  Eros 
D)  Pragma 
E)  Agape 
A)  Ludus 
B)  Storge 
C)  Eros 
D)  Pragma 
E)  Agape

Question 15

_____ refers to one component of the triangular theory of love that includes feelings of closeness,connectedness,and bondedness.

Accepted Answer

A)  Passion 
B)  Intimacy 
C)  Commitment 
D)  Infatuation 
E)  Nonlove 
A)  Passion 
B)  Intimacy 
C)  Commitment 
D)  Infatuation 
E)  Nonlove

Question 16

_____ is a theory that suggests that people can have varying degrees of intimacy,passion,and commitment at any one time in their romantic relationships.

Accepted Answer

Triangular

Question 17

Identify the love style in which possessiveness and jealousy are common issues.

Accepted Answer

A)  Storge 
B)  Mania 
C)  Pragma 
D)  Agape 
E)  Eros 
A)  Storge 
B)  Mania 
C)  Pragma 
D)  Agape 
E)  Eros

Question 18

Which of the following is a sign of defensiveness in interactions between couples?

Accepted Answer

A)  Insults and name-calling 
B)  Physical abuse 
C)  Passive listening 
D)  Stonewalling 
E)  Cross-complaining 
A)  Insults and name-calling 
B)  Physical abuse 
C)  Passive listening 
D)  Stonewalling 
E)  Cross-complaining

Question 19

Couples who have a validating style of problem solving enjoy more stable and longer-lasting relationships than volatile and conflict-avoiding couples.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

Sex in _____ love comes later in the relationship and when it does,it usually assumes no great importance.

Accepted Answer

A)  ludus 
B)  storge 
C)  pragma 
D)  companionate 
E)  eros 
A)  ludus 
B)  storge 
C)  pragma 
D)  companionate 
E)  eros

_____ lovers thrive on relationships born out of deep friendship.

According to Lee's styles of love,the _____ lovers focus on physical beauty,attraction,and passionate love.

Sexual characteristics,when constructed into something that guides our actions internally and interpersonally,have been referred to as _____.

For Gottman,_____ is the final event in a deteriorating relationship as it can lead to one or both partners deciding that the relationship is broken beyond repair.

Which of the following love styles is considered to be a spiritual love,offered without concern for personal reward or gain?

Illustrate the importance of saying "no" in a relationship.What are some of the strategies couples can use to refuse consent while avoiding hurt?

_____ is an intimate,nonpassionate type of love that is stronger than friendship because of the element of long-term commitment.

_____ refers to the hypothesis that people select romantic and sexual partners based upon the other person's attractiveness.

Listening closely to what someone has to say,and expressing empathy with another person's feelings (even when they are not shared)are examples of:

According to Lee's styles of love theory,which of the following is primary love style that is based on peace and friendship?

_____ lovers love intensely,and can be insecure about the loss of the love,which means they may experience fear that prevents them from enjoying relationships.

_____ refers to a positive perception of someone based on physical attractiveness.

What are some of the obstacles to meaningful conversations about sexuality? How can these be alleviated?

According to Lee's styles of love theory,which of the following is primary love style that is based on entertainment and excitement?

_____ refers to one component of the triangular theory of love that includes feelings of closeness,connectedness,and bondedness.

_____ is a theory that suggests that people can have varying degrees of intimacy,passion,and commitment at any one time in their romantic relationships.

Identify the love style in which possessiveness and jealousy are common issues.

Which of the following is a sign of defensiveness in interactions between couples?

Couples who have a validating style of problem solving enjoy more stable and longer-lasting relationships than volatile and conflict-avoiding couples.

Sex in _____ love comes later in the relationship and when it does,it usually assumes no great importance.

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Exam 13: Attraction, Love, and Communication

_____ lovers thrive on relationships born out of deep friendship.

According to Lee's styles of love,the _____ lovers focus on physical beauty,attraction,and passionate love.

Sexual characteristics,when constructed into something that guides our actions internally and interpersonally,have been referred to as _____.

For Gottman,_____ is the final event in a deteriorating relationship as it can lead to one or both partners deciding that the relationship is broken beyond repair.

Which of the following love styles is considered to be a spiritual love,offered without concern for personal reward or gain?

Illustrate the importance of saying "no" in a relationship.What are some of the strategies couples can use to refuse consent while avoiding hurt?

_____ is an intimate,nonpassionate type of love that is stronger than friendship because of the element of long-term commitment.

_____ refers to the hypothesis that people select romantic and sexual partners based upon the other person's attractiveness.

Listening closely to what someone has to say,and expressing empathy with another person's feelings (even when they are not shared)are examples of:

According to Lee's styles of love theory,which of the following is primary love style that is based on peace and friendship?

_____ lovers love intensely,and can be insecure about the loss of the love,which means they may experience fear that prevents them from enjoying relationships.

_____ refers to a positive perception of someone based on physical attractiveness.

What are some of the obstacles to meaningful conversations about sexuality? How can these be alleviated?

According to Lee's styles of love theory,which of the following is primary love style that is based on entertainment and excitement?

_____ refers to one component of the triangular theory of love that includes feelings of closeness,connectedness,and bondedness.

_____ is a theory that suggests that people can have varying degrees of intimacy,passion,and commitment at any one time in their romantic relationships.

Identify the love style in which possessiveness and jealousy are common issues.

Which of the following is a sign of defensiveness in interactions between couples?

Couples who have a validating style of problem solving enjoy more stable and longer-lasting relationships than volatile and conflict-avoiding couples.

Sex in _____ love comes later in the relationship and when it does,it usually assumes no great importance.

The Study of Human Sexuality

Contexts of Sexuality: Culture, History and Religion

Sexuality, Media and the Internet

Sexual Anatomy and Physiology

Sexual Pleasure, Arousal, and Response

Taking Care of the Sexual Body

Contraception

Reproduction: Conception, Pregnancy, and Childbirth

Gender and Identity: Process, Roles, and Culture

Sexual Orientation

Sexuality in Childhood and Adolescence

Sexuality in Adulthood and Later Life

Sexual Coercion and Resiliency Sexual Coercion

Extreme Sexuality and Paraphilias

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