Exam 3: American Ways of Love

The process that allows society to teach cultural values to new members is called:

According to Sternberg, intimacy without passion or commitment is called:

The term used to describe a situation where a negative behavior provokes a series of subsequent negative behaviors is:

A child who is deprived of physical contact may eventually have a difficult time:

Couples that are more egalitarian tend to share more intimate thoughts and feelings.

According to Freud, the group stage is characterized by:

The term Erich Fromm used to describe love that is characterized by friendship and companionship is:

According to Sternberg, ________ is passion without intimacy or commitment.

Margaret Mead argued that jealousy records the degree of the lover's:

According to Sternberg, fatuous love is:

Fisher's study of love explored the reaction of the brain to love and found:

According to Tillich, no love is real without a unity of eros and agape.

Myra seeks a mate who is handsome, strong, brave, and able to protect her. Her behavior is consistent with the description of:

Infatuation involves the elements of passion and intimacy, but not commitment.

Ancient Japan believed that love was a grave offense unless it was:

The idea that "romantic love should lead to marriage" suggests that if you are reasonable about being in love:

Casler argues that American dating patterns have as much, if not more, to do with the development of love as actual attraction. For example, ____________leads us to pretend we like a date more than we really do, leading to reciprocal interaction and validation.

Hindu couples marry on the basis of:

Boys tend to dissolve their same-sex groups earlier than girls.

The myth that romantic love should lead to marriage implies: