Relationships Flashcards

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What is the absorption addiction model for parasocial relationships?

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A theory that suggests people develop parasocial relationships in order to cope with issues in their life.

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What does attachment theory explain about parasocial relationships?

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If a child is unable to form a healthy attachment, compensate with parasocial relationships.

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What is Duck’s phase model of relationship breakdown?

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breakdown of a relationship
intrapsychic
dyadic
social
grave-dressing

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dyadic phase breakdown?

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vocally expresses their dissatisfaction with their relationship with partner.

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What is equity theory?

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for a relationship to be stable, both partners should perceive it to be fair.

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What is filter theory?

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people use certain criteria to decide whether someone qualifies as a potential partner.

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What is gating in the context of relationships?

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The practice of using physical markers to separate potential partners from those who are not.

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What is the grave dressing phase?

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The final phase of relationship breakdown, where a person prepares for a new relationship after the breakdown.

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What is the intrapsychic phase?

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person internally considers dissatisfaction with relationship.

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What is the matching hypothesis?

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The theory that people are more likely to form a relationship with someone they share common traits with.

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What is a parasocial relationship?

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A relationship that develops in a one-sided fashion with someone who cannot reciprocate.

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What is Rusbult’s investment model of commitment?

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The theory that three factors contribute to commitment in a relationship: level of satisfaction, potential alternatives, and romantic investment.

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What is self-disclosure?

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To share personal information with someone else in an attempt to establish trust within a relationship.

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What is social demography in filter theory?

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The first filter in filter theory, referring to social and cultural features of people, such as social background and proximity.

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What is social exchange theory?

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The theory that relationships consist of mutual cost-benefit investments.

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What occurs in the social phase of relationship breakdown?

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A person expresses their dissatisfaction within their social group, influencing family and friends’ opinions and furthering the relationship breakdown.