PerDev Flashcards

(50 cards)

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between two people or groups is the way in which they feel and behave towards each other

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Relationship

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Sustained series of interactions
Based of interdependence and fulfillment

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Personal relationship

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3
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The very first meaningful relationship in every human being encounter is one’s mother
Even before birth the mother-child relationship is already established

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Attachment and developments

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4
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primary caregiver is present most of the time

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Secure

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5
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primary caregiver is cold and detached

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Avoidant

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6
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driven by sex hormones

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Lust

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7
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the love struck phase

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Attraction

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8
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when the couple decides to continue with the relationship

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Attachments

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9
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we meet people who we immediately like or dislike

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Transference

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10
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we develop a sense of familiarity

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Propinquity

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11
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we often like people who we have similarities with

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Similarity

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12
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we like people who likes us back

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Reciprocity

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13
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onnotes positive health and reproductive fitness

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Physical attractiveness

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14
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moments when someone understands us

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Intimacy

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15
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act of deciding or consistently fulfil and live with agreements

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Commitment

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16
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intense state of pursuant

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Passion

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17
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It can easily be described as “Friendship”; people have a strong bond and closeness with each other which doesn’t include physical attraction and long-term commitment.

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Liking (Intimacy)

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18
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This kind of love can be called “Love at First Sight” where you hardly know anything about the person but are only physically attracted to them.

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Infatuation (Passion)

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19
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Can be observed from a long-term relationship,where the partners involved have lost all feelings and closeness with each other.

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Empty Love (Committment)

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20
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This kind of love is commonly found at the initial stage of the relationship, the “Dating Period” before any long-term plans and promises are made.

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Romantic Love (Passion + Intimacy)

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21
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This could be commonly found in long-lasting marriages, where the physical attraction dies over time but the partners are deeply connected and committed to each other.

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Companionate Love (Intimacy + Commitment)

22
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The “whirlwind courtships” type,where you decide to get into a long-term commitment only based on passion and physical intimacy.

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Fatuous Love (Passion + Commitment)

23
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The final kind of love is the ultimate goal of a relationship. This is the kind of love people ultimately aim to find.This kind of love could be easy to achieve but it is very difficult to maintain it in the long run.

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Consummate Love (Intimacy + Passion + Commitment)

24
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two or more people who interact with one another

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Social Relationship

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How our brains are wired to connect with other people
Goleman - Social intelligence theory
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changes in the beliefs, attitudes, and/or behavior of a person as a result of the action/s of another person
Social influence
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person seems to agree, and follow what is requested of him/her
Compliance
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influenced by someone he/she likes or looks up to
Identification
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able to own a certain belief or act
Internalization
30
change in behaviour, belief, or thinking to be like by others
Conformity
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individual wholeheartedly changes
Conversion
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bigger number of people are influenced by a smaller number of people
Minority influence
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willing rejection of a social influence being exerted
Reactance
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person follows what someone tell him/her to do
Obedience
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appealing to reason or emotion
Persuasion
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ability of a person in position of authority to influence others
Leadership
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leader that is not afraid to show his/her weakness
Authentic leadership
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measured by the quality of his relationship with his followers
Leader member exchange theory
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self awareness, ingenuity, love, heroism
Heroic leadership
40
leader inspire people
Why-how-what
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group of individuals living under one roof and usually under one head
Family
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two married parents and their biological or adopted children
Nuclear family or the traditional family
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one of the parents left home or one parent died
Single parent family
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absence of children in an individual’s life
Childless family
45
includes other relatives
Extended family
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changes in the emotional and intellectual life of a person as one passes through from childhood to the retirement years
Family life cycle
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requires a family member to have the ability to fend for his/her needs
Independence
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one is expected to separate from his family of origin to build his own
Marriage
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one starts building his/her family and start raising children
Parenting
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parents rest from the daily grind of work
Retirement