Personal Relationships

Question 1

A phenomenon that many people think is easy to define yet complicated to explain. There is no single absolute definition of it. We can find many definitions of love from many sources based on cognitive, behavioral, and emotional.

Answer 1

Love

Question 2

Physiological desire.

Answer 2

Passion

Question 3

One can share all one’s thoughts and actions with another.

Answer 3

Intimacy

Question 4

Willingness to stay.

Answer 4

Commitment

Question 5

WHAT ARE THE THREE

BASIC COMPONENTS OF LOVE BY ROBERT JEFFREY STERNBERG?

Answer 5

Passion, Intimacy, Commitment

Question 6

Love at first sight.

Answer 6

Infatuation (Passion)

Question 7

Create the experience of warmth.

Answer 7

Liking (Intimacy)

Question 8

Long-term and stagnant relationships.

Answer 8

Empty Love (Commitment)

Question 9

The commitment made on the basis of passion.

Answer 9

Fatuous Love (Passion & Commitment)

Question 10

Not only drawn physically to each other but are also bonded emotionally.

Answer 10

Romantic Love (Intimacy & Passion)

Question 11

An intimate, non-passionate type of love that is stronger than friendship.

Answer 11

Companionate Love (Intimacy and Commitment)

Question 12

The complete form of love.

Answer 12

Consummate Love (Passion, Intimacy, Commitment)

Question 13

A simple admiration for someone else which is often mistaken as love.

Answer 13

Infatuation

Question 14

• “crush” or “puppy love”

* Seldom last long.

Answer 14

Simple Infatuation

Question 15

• Mistaken for “romantic love”.
• Not the same as being in love.
• Strange mix of lust and emotions.
• May develop into love.

Answer 15

Romantic Infatuation

Question 16

Strong tender feelings for another are balanced by reason and deep respect. Love entails a lot of sacrifices.

Answer 16

Real Love

Question 17

ENUMERATE THE MANIFESTATIONS OF A HEALTHY RELATIONSHIP

Answer 17

• Make decisions together.
• Have friends and interests outside the relationship.
• Open and honest communication.
• More good times than bad.

Question 18

ENUMERATE THE MANIFESTATIONS OF AN UNHEALTHY RELATIONSHIP

Answer 18

• Tries to change the other.
• One makes most of the decisions.
• Drop friends & interests outside of the relationship.
• Tend to yell, threaten, hit or throw things.
• Make fun of the other’s opinions.
• Keep track of the other.

Question 19

This is when the other person is being abusive to his/her partner.

Answer 19

Dating Violence

Question 20

5 SIGNS THAT YOUR PARTNER IS VIOLENT

Answer 20

• Jealous or possessive
• Blames other people that’s wrong
• Damages a partner’s thing
• Wants to control
• Posts embarrassing information

Question 21

ENUMERATE THE EFFECTS OF DATING VIOLENCE

Answer 21

• Depression
• Low self-confidence
• Eating disorders
• Drug or alcohol abuse

Question 22

HEALTHY DATING TIPS

Answer 22

• Avoid too much physical contact
• Date in public places
  • Invite other friends if possible
• Inform someone of your whereabouts

Question 23

WAYS TO HAVE A HEALTHY RELATIONSHIP

Answer 23

1. Don’t be totally consumed by each other.
2. Support each other.
   • Be a good listener.
   • Offer encouragement.
   • Provide a safe place.
3. Practice forgiveness.
4. Develop better communication.
   • Don’t use directive language.
   • Relay your expectations.
   • Say “please”
   • Fight fair.
5. Find small ways to serve each other.

Question 24

THINGS THAT MUST BE DONE INDEPENDENTLY

Answer 24

1. Make good on your own words.
2. Take responsibility for your own happiness.
3. Be loyal.
4. Be realistic.
5. Admit your mistakes.
6. Listen to your partner.
7. Encourage him/her.
8. Express your feelings.
   • Tell him/her about your problem.
   • Safe to open up.
   • Don’t be afraid to lose him/her every minute.