Personal Development

Question 1

likings/friendships

Answer 1

Intimacy

Question 2

passion;”love at first sight”

Answer 2

Infatuation

Question 3

commitment

Answer 3

Empty Love

Question 4

passion and intimacy

Answer 4

Romantic Love

Question 5

commitment and intimacy; intimate but not passionate type of love; ex: friendship, family, or marriage

Answer 5

Companionate Love

Question 6

passion and commitment; ex: whirlwind romance; impulsive

Answer 6

Fatuos Love

Question 7

the greatest of all; ideal kind of love; they cannot imagine themselves having anyone else; they are contented; they face and overcome the stressors together

Answer 7

Consummate Love

Question 8

closeness or connections

Answer 8

Intimacy

Question 9

romantic attachment; desire tobe with the other person

Answer 9

Passion

Question 10

decision-making; maintain

Answer 10

Commitment

Question 11

This is the traditional type of family with two parents and their children living together.

Answer 11

Nuclear Family

Question 12

This is the type of family with relatives who lives with them, like grandparents, cousins or aunties/uncles.

Answer 12

Extended Family

Question 13

From what used to be ‘only the father working for the Family’ , both parents work to support the family.

Answer 13

Family with Working parent

Question 14

From what used to be ‘only the father working for the Family’ , both parents work to support the family.

Answer 14

Single-Parent family

Question 15

It happens when separation, annulment/divorce, or death of spouse eventually leads to remarriage.

Answer 15

Blended Family

Question 16

There are family situations when couples do not have children either by choice or due to certain circumstances like health problem.

Answer 16

Childless Family

Question 17

There are couples who live together as common-law or domestic partners. There are also other set ups like same-sex partners who raise a child either adopted or a biological child of one of them).

Answer 17

Frame works

Question 18

Strict parent. Expect their child follow them without questions

Answer 18

Authoritarian

Question 19

Opposite to authoritarian. Verry giving to the point spoiling there child

Answer 19

Permissive

Question 20

considered balanced. Parents are authoritative figures who set clear expectation from their children.

Answer 20

Authoritative

Question 21

not involved in child-rearing. They may provide the needs of their kids but are emotionally detached, unsupportive, inconsistent, and unpredictable.

Answer 21

Neglectful

Question 22

It is human nature to relate with people. You will be part of a number of groups in your lifetime.

Answer 22

Social Groups

Question 23

This group is personal and intimate in nature, the interaction is regular, and the bond lasts for a long time. For example: family.

Answer 23

Primary Group

Question 24

This group is task-oriented and dynamics is less personal. The members stay together for a limited or determined time until task is accomplished. Example: school groupings.

Answer 24

Secondary Group

Question 25

This is a tight and more intense than friendship. This exclusive or tight group whose members interact more intensely to the relative exclusion of others who are nonmembers. Example: the “nerds” ,“mean girls” ,“emo

Answer 25

Clique

Question 26

This refers to the phenomenon that occurs when your behaviors, way of thinking, or feelings are affected by others, or vice-versa.

Answer 26

Social Influence

Question 27

This is the act of adjusting your behaviors, opinions or beliefs to agree with the prevailing norm or standard.

Answer 27

Conformity

Question 27

It is the change in behavior that is ordered by another person or group. This is the act of following authority figures. Sometimes, it can be abusive.

Answer 27

Obedience

Question 27

This happen when an individual gives in or agrees with the other person or group even if one holds a different opinion about the person or situation. It is a change of behavior requested by another person or group.

Answer 27

Compliance

Question 27

This type of leadership is follower or member-centered. Members are encouraged to participate and undertake responsibilities to accomplish the tasks.

Answer 27

Democratic

Question 27

This happen when a person's assent to the reality of a situation, recognizing a process or condition (often a negative or uncomfortable situation) without attempting to change it or protest it.

Answer 27

Acceptance

Question 27

It refers to the ability to convey message and content that elicits education or propaganda.

Answer 27

Persuasion

Question 27

This type of leadership takes tasks with utmost priority. Getting the job done is the most important thing,

Answer 27

Task-Oriented

Question 27

This type of leaders are the nurturers. Relationship held most important. People, rather than task, are given more importance.

Answer 27

People-Oriented