Exam1: Attraction & Mate Selection Flashcards

1
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neurotransmitters activated by visual cues, stimulate pleasure center of brain, dull pain
ex:Really attractive person smiles at you

A

dopamine & norepinephrine

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2
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neurochemical that can feel like a psychedelic high, not associated w/ orgasm

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serotonin

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3
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generated by companionate love, gives sense of tranquility

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endorphines

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4
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amine found in trace amounts in the brain, peaks during orgasm, floods pleasure center of brain w/ dopamine, also found in chocolate

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Phenylethylamine (PEA)

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5
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hormone released from orgasm which promotes bonding and feelings of closeness; stronger influence on women than men

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OXYTOCIN

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6
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level of flirting, the solicitation, indirect attempt to get someone to approach you, IOI (indicators of interest) mostly sent by women

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Level 0

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7
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level of flirting, the approach

A

Level 1

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8
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level of flirting, talk, someone has something to say

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Level 2

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9
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level of flirting, swivel or turn, rotate so more face to face

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Level 3

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10
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level of flirting, the touch, MAJOR escalation point, one person (usually a woman) touches the other

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Level 4

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11
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level of flirting, synchronization, body movements mirror one another, only level that cannot be faked, occurs at subconscious level

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Level 5

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12
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According to Filter Theory, what are the criteria on which we filter our prospective mates?

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propinquity
attraction
social class
education/intelligence
homogamy v. heterogamy; endogamy v. exogamy
compatibility
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13
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those who live by are more likely to be seen / considered as mates

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propinquity

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14
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an analogy of marketplace used to explain the process of mate selection, we enter with resources and trade them for the best offer we can get

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marriage market

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15
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ppl whom our society has defined as acceptable marriage partners for us form this, consist of ppl of same race,class, and education level as ourselves

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pool of eligibles

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16
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tendency to meet, date, fall in love with, and marry someone similar to ourselves

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homogamy

17
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ratio imbalance of marriage-aged men to marriage-aged women, one sex has more limited pool of eligible than other

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marriage squeeze

18
Q

suggest that men marry women who are slightly lower down the social class continuum (younger, poorer, less educated)

A

marriage gradient

19
Q

tendency to marry upward in social status

A

hypergamy

20
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tendency to marry downward in social status

A

hypogamy