Module 3.2 - Personal Relationships

Question 1

This is 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

Two characteristics that define personal relationship

Answer 2

Privacy and Intimacy

Question 3

Personal relationship also involves a ________________ to another person or persons.

Answer 3

Degree of Commitment

Question 4

This is the type of relationship which is focused on lay activities and had a few close friends

Answer 4

Teenage Relationship

Question 5

Four Basic Types of Teenage Relationship

Answer 5

Parents and Family
Friendship and Peers
Romantic Relationship
Casual Relationship

Question 6

A pleasurable feeling based on
attraction to another person.

Answer 6

Romance

Question 7

Refers to forces or elements that make people like each other

Answer 7

Attraction or Interpersonal Attraction

Question 8

4 Forms of Attraction

Answer 8

Liking, Friendship, Infatuation, Love

Question 9

This is defined by E. Hurlock as the love of an adolescent toward an older member of the same or opposite sex

Answer 9

Crush

Question 10

It is formed when an adolescent finds someone he/she admires, wants to imitate, or wishes to follow as his/her leader

Answer 10

Identity Crush

Question 11

It is formed when an adolescent finds someone as attractive and feels the desire to be around or spend a lot of time with him/her

Answer 11

Romantic Crush

Question 12

This is very similar
to crush, though it differs in the sense that it is characterized by the absence of personal contact with the one being admired

Answer 12

Hero Worship

Question 13

It is a phase in a romantic relationship prior to engagement and marriage

Answer 13

Courtship

Question 14

People choose whom they
believe to be attractive and reflect their own physical appearance

Answer 14

Physical Attractiveness

Question 15

Geographical location such as place of residence, school, or work significantly affects interpersonal attraction

Answer 15

Physical Proximity

Question 16

People appreciate those similarity to them in terms of opinions, interests, personality, and background

Answer 16

Similarity

Question 17

People have a strong tendency to like those who like them as well

Answer 17

Reciprocal Liking

Question 18

As people get familiar with each other, they feel more comfortable with each other and the level of liking becomes higher.

Answer 18

Familiarity

Question 19

This is defined by Aron and Aron (1991) as thoughts, feelings, and actions associated with a desire to enter or maintain a close relationship with a specific person

Answer 19

Love

Question 20

Love between friends

Answer 20

Philia

Question 21

Is the sense of being in love, passionate love between two individuals.

Answer 21

Eros

Question 22

Is affectionate love for the family

Answer 22

Storge

Question 23

Unconditional love

Answer 23

Agape

Question 24

A psychologist, developed the triangular theory of
love, which encompasses the human experiences of love.

Answer 24

Robert Sternberg

Question 25

Refers to one’s willingness to stay with a certain person.

Answer 25

Commitment

Question 26

Refers to how connected, bonded, and close one is to someone

Answer 26

Intimacy

Question 27

Relates to one’s attraction to a person in a romantic and erotic sense

Answer 27

Passion

Question 28

This is described as having extreme closeness without obligation or promise

Answer 28

Liking

Question 29

This is how individuals regard their family members. Closeness and devotion are existent, but there is no sexual passion.

Answer 29

Companionate Love

Question 30

Here, obligation is present, but there is neither desire nor closeness

Answer 30

Empty Love

Question 31

There is obligation and craving, but no closeness.

Answer 31

Fatuos Love

Question 32

What others say as “love at first sight”. This refers to desire without closeness or obligation.

Answer 32

Infatuation

Question 33

Comprises a short-lived severe feeling and association but may disappear if a meaningful emotional relationship is not sustained because of lack of obligation.

Answer 33

Romantic Love

Question 34

Refers as the “perfect” type of love situated at the middle of the triangle

Answer 34

Consumate Love

Question 35

is a promise, pledge, or decision to stick by each other through the ups and downs of the relationship

Answer 35

Commitment

Question 36

A person becomes committed to someone because of what the relationship gives to him or her

Answer 36

As an attraction "want to"

Question 37

The decision to stay in a relationship, even if it is no longer satisfying, is because of its being an oath or a duty.

Answer 37

As an obligation "ought to"

Question 38

Many people decide to stay in a relationship or a marriage because getting out of it will involve risks and consequences

Answer 38

As a constraint "have to"