Close Relationships Flashcards

(33 cards)

1
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attachment

A

global orientation towards relationships

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2
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relational schema

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set of beliefs, attitudes, and expectations regarding ourselfs, others, relationships in general

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3
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attachment theory

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infants form close bonds with caregivers because it promotes proximity and sense of security

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4
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how has the innate attachment system evolved

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people are motivated to stay safe/close

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5
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childhood experiences create an internal working model of self and others which

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influence personality development and social bx

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6
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in response to stressful situations, attachment system can

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direct our response

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7
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secure babies

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caregivers are responsive, sensitive to expressions of need

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anxious/ambivalent babies

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caregivers don’t always detect when child is in need - inconsistently responsive

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9
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avoidant babies

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emotionall unavailable/rejecting caregivers

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10
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difference between adult-adult attachment and infant-caregiver attachment

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adult-adult can be a sexual system, symmetry (undefined roles between the two adults), security can exist without physical contact

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low anxiety of self, low avoidance of others

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secure type secure self, comfotable with intimacy and autonomy

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high anxiety of self, low avoidance of others

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preoccupied type - preoccupied with relationships (ruminates), overly seeks intimacy, jealous, clingy

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low anxiety of self, high avoidance of others

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dismissing type - secure self, not trusting, distance themselves,casual sex, break-ups

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high anxiety of self, high avoidance of others

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fearful type - preoccupied with relationships, not trusting, fearful of and avoids intimacy, break-ups

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15
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anxiety of self

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how afraid are you of abandonment?

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16
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avoidance of others

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how comfortable are you with relying on others?

17
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why attachment matters - avoidance

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less provision to partners, less intimate sex, more casual sex, more partners, emotional/physical infidelity

18
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why attachment matters - anxiety

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controlling caregiving, sex to avoid rejection, preceives partners as inattentive, commitment problems, overperceive conflict in relationships

19
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how we are treated as a child predicts our adult relationship behavior/quality study

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examined style of caregiver relationship at 18mo then attachment style at 22yo

20
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more sensitive, less controlling mothers led to

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less avoidant, less anxious attachment

21
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attachment security

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more commitment, trust ,intimacy; less conflict, jealousy, negative emotion

22
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attachment styles can be self-perpetuating, but can

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differ by relationship and change with relationship experiences

23
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sternbergs triangular theory of love

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intimacy to commitment - companionate love
commitment to passion - fatuous love
passion to intimacy - romantic love
consumate love in the center

24
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only intimacy

25
only commitment
cognitive decision to be in the relationship (empty love)
26
only pasion
infatuation
27
passionate love
swift onset, short duration, idealization of beloved, intense emotions, sexual desire
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romantic love
limited life span 18-30 years
29
when relationships last, what love plays huge role
companionate love
30
how do fun arousing activities help relationships
avoid habituation (see partner in new light) and expand the self (thinks of themself differently)
31
Rusbult's investment modeal
commitment is a much more important factors than satisfaciton with determining why relationships last
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rusbults investment model - what goes into commitment
satisfaction with relationship, level of investment, and quality of alternatives
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why do people saty in dangerous relationships
investments (kids), and poor alternatives (can't support themself)