2nd q

Question 1

The type of relationship which is closely associated with a person and which can only have meaning to this person.

Answer 1

Personal Relationship

Question 2

The interconnections and interdependence between two individuals

Answer 2

Interpersonal relationships

Question 3

The exchange of verbal and nonverbal messages
between two people who have a relationship and are
influenced by their partner’s messages

Answer 3

Interpersonal relationships

Question 4

A web of relationships that connect individuals
to one another

Answer 4

Relational Network (Interpersonal Relationships)

Question 5

Types of Interpersonal relationships

Answer 5

family, friendship, romantic relationships, online (virtual, hyperpersonal)

Question 6

“deep affection for and attachment to another person”

Answer 6

love

Question 7

“Closeness and understanding of a relational partner”

Answer 7

intimacy

Question 8

romantic or sexual love

Answer 8

eros

Question 9

feeling part of team/group

Answer 9

philia

Question 10

family/ very close friends love

Answer 10

storge

Question 11

play. fun. exciting love.

Answer 11

ludus

Question 12

obsessive love

Answer 12

mania

Question 13

love that endures. being there.

Answer 13

pragma

Question 14

self love. being kind to yourself.

Answer 14

philautia

Question 15

love of humanity

Answer 15

agape

Question 16

three stages of falling in love

Answer 16

HELEN FISHER

lust
attraction
attachment

Question 17

lust vs attraction vs attachment

Answer 17

lust - estrogen progesterone

attraction - dopamine norepinephrine serotonin

attachment - oxytocin (intimacy)
vasopressin (long term)

Question 18

types of attachments

Answer 18

secure [++]

anxious avoidant [+-] (cold and detached)

anxious ambivalent [-+] (not consistent)

anxious disorganized [–]

Question 19

why say no to sex

Answer 19

std
pregnancy
right time
boundary

Question 20

THE ___ QUARTERLY SEVERAL THEORIES
RELATED TO ATTRACTION AND LIKING

Answer 20

ROZENBERG

Transference Effect
Propinquity Effect
Similarity
Reciprocity
Physical Attractiveness
Physical Characteristics and Traits

Question 21

Our past relationships can therefore affect our current
interactions with people.

Answer 21

Transference Effect

Question 22

Proximity promotes familiarity and hence, liking, this can also be
true if we do not like a person.

Answer 22

Propinquity Effect

Question 23

a strong factor in friendship and in the selection of a mate because it promotes intimacy, trust, empathy, and long-lasting relationships

Answer 23

Similarity

Question 24

The more we are liked by someone we equally like, the more we behave in ways that promote mutual feelings of liking.

Answer 24

Reciprocity

Question 25

connotes positive health and reproductive fitness, which are both essential to human survival.

Answer 25

Physical Attractiveness

Question 26

Empathic persons and socially competent persons. Happy and cheerful disposition, poised, and can present themselves well, outgoing, ad sexually warm and responsive Integrity, income potential, and stability of men Attractiveness and Vitality of women

Answer 26

Personality Characteristics and traits

Question 27

WHY DO WE FORM RELATIONSHIPS

Answer 27

COMPANIONSHIP ACHIEVING GOAL PROXIMITY PHYSICAL ATTRACTION SIMILARITY STIMULATION

Question 28

an odorless chemical found in urine and sweat can be detected by the nose, are involved in the assessment of a future mate, an indication of a person’s immune system.

Answer 28

Pheromones

Question 29

Unconscious assessment of another person’s genes through their physical appearance Genes are usually determinants of good health Both male and female are often attracted to symmetry -Women are also attracted to men who smell similar to their father. Preference of individuals to marry somebody who resembles one or both of their parents.

Answer 29

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Question 30

Rewards Extrinsic (e.g. social status) Instrumental (e.g. saving on rent) Intrinsic (e.g. feeling of safety)

Answer 30

Social exchange of costs and benefits

Question 31

Make contact with another Many relationships don’t move beyond this stage

Answer 31

Initiating stage

Question 32

Small talk Uncertainty reduction {passive, active, interactive}

Answer 32

Exploratory Stage

Question 33

Personal self-disclosure Share affection verbally Pet names

Answer 33

Intensification Stage

Question 34

Integrating or becoming one Bonding by sharing public messages about relationship

Answer 34

Stable Stage

Question 35

Uncertainty Events Interference (with growth) Unmet expectations “Perfect couples never argue.” Relationship Repair tactics

Answer 35

Declining Stage

Question 36

Passing away Relationship gradually fades Sudden death Unexpected termination for one partner

Answer 36

Termination Stage

Question 37

Spontaneous development Third-party mediation High affect  Tacit persistence Mutual interaction Avoidance

Answer 37

Reconciliation

Question 38

CHEATING SEXUAL ISSUES SIGNIFICANT DIFFERENCES LIFE STAGES TRAUMATIC EVENTS STRESS (PHYSICAL/EMOTIONAL/PSYCHOLOGICAL/FINANCIAL) BOREDOM JEALOUSY BLENDED FAMILY ISSUES DOMESTIC VIOLENCE (VERBAL/PHYSICAL ABUSE) IRRESPONSIBILITY UNREALISTIC EXPECTATIONS ADDICTIONS LACK OF SUPPORT DOMINANCY COMMUNICATION GIVE AND TAKE DEPRESSION

Answer 38

common relationship problems

Question 39

Accumulation of all rewards Temptation of alternative partners Investments made by the couple

Answer 39

VARIABLES RELATED TO STRENGTHENING COMMITMENT

Question 40

CONNECT WITH YOUR FAMILY PRACTICE GRATITUDE LEARN TO FORGIVE BE COMPASSIONATE ACCEPTANCE CREATE RITUALS TOGETHER SPEND RIGHT TIME WITH THEM

Answer 40

nurture relationship

Question 41

LOVE YOURSELF FIRST PARTNERING IS A CHOICE TO NURTURE CREATING LOVE AS A PROCESS PROVIDE The OPPORTUNITY TO GROW COMMUNICATION NEGOTIATION IT WILL BE A CHALLENGE BY CHANGE RENEWAL IS THE KEY FOR LONGEVITY

Answer 41

RULES FOR FINDING LOVE AND CREATING LONG LASTING AUTHENTIC RELATIONSHIPS

Question 42

SPOILERS TO COMMITMENT

Answer 42

Criticism Denial of the existence of conflict. Contempt

Question 43

BASIC RIGHTS IN A RELATIONSHIP

Answer 43

PATIENCE HONESTY KINDNESS RESPECT