SEMI-FINALS

Question 1

kind, unselfish love

Answer 1

Agape (agapic)

Question 2

love as friendship or
companionship

Answer 2

Storge (storgic)

Question 3

very pragmatic/practical
approach to love

Answer 3

Pragma

Question 4

passionate, romantic
love

Answer 4

Eros (erotic)

Question 5

obsessive, jealous, and
addictive

Answer 5

Mania (manic)

Question 6

love as a game

Answer 6

Ludus (ludic)

Question 7

_____ lovers fall in love early in a relationship

Answer 7

Erotic

Question 8

Love is very intense and passionate

Answer 8

Eros (erotic)

Question 9

The ____ lover wants to share everything with
and know everything about the loved one

Answer 9

erotic

Question 10

The _____ lover thinks of his/her partner in an
idealized manner

Answer 10

erotic

Question 11

The _____ lover’s reaction to criticism from
his/her partner is one of hurt and intense pain

Answer 11

erotic

Question 12

The _____ lovers reaction to separation from the
partner is agony and despair

Answer 12

erotic

Question 13

______ have a very self-oriented approach to love

Answer 13

Ludics

Question 14

minimize dependency and commitment

Answer 14

Ludics

Question 15

They rarely or never become overly involved with one
partner and often have more than on partner at a time

Answer 15

Ludics

Question 16

They don’t reveal their true thoughts and feelings to their
partner, especially if they think they can gain some kind
of advantage over their partner

Answer 16

Ludics

Question 17

Usually want sex (plenty of it) for pleasure

Answer 17

Ludics

Question 18

Reaction to criticism from the partner is indifference

Answer 18

Ludics

Question 19

Reaction to separation form the partner is immediate
replacement

Answer 19

Ludics

Question 20

_____ love develops slowly

Answer 20

Storge

Question 21

It grows out of mutual understanding, rapport,
respect, companionship, sharing, and concern

Answer 21

Storge

Question 22

It is not characterized by high levels of ecstasy
and excitement (as is eros), but is a solid,
stable, enduring love

Answer 22

Storge

Question 23

Reaction to criticism from partner—give and
take, compromise, constructive problem solving

Answer 23

Storge

Question 24

Reaction to separation—feelings of emptiness
and loss

Answer 24

Storge

Question 25

_____ lovers are obsessive, jealous, irrational, possessive, and consumed by thoughts of their lovers

Answer 25

Manic

Question 26

They need constant attention, affection, and togetherness

Answer 26

Mania

Question 27

Love is very intense

Answer 27

Mania

Question 28

They frequently put love to the test for the sake of reassurance

Answer 28

Mania

Question 29

Their reaction to criticism from partner—defensiveness, hypersensitivity, and sometimes violence

Answer 29

Mania

Question 30

Their reaction to separation—instant panic

Answer 30

Mania

Question 31

_____ love is altruistic

Answer 31

Agape

Question 32

The ____ lover gets more pleasure from giving in a relationship than from receiving

Answer 32

agapic

Question 33

The _____ lover is very forgiving, patient, understanding, loyal, and willing to make sacrifices for his/her partner

Answer 33

agapic

Question 34

Their reaction to criticism form the partner— willingness to change or compromise

Answer 34

Agape

Question 35

Their reaction to separation from the partner— sense of loss and emptiness

Answer 35

Agape

Question 36

It is very logical and realistic

Answer 36

Pragma

Question 37

_______ lovers are self-oriented

Answer 37

Pragmatic

Question 38

Their reaction to criticism from the partner—defensive, analytical

Answer 38

Pragma

Question 39

refers to love between human beings.

Answer 39

Interpersonal love

Question 40

It is a much more potent sentiment than a simple liking for a person.

Answer 40

Interpersonal love

Question 41

______ love is most closely associated with interpersonal relationships. Such love might exist between family members, friends, and couples

Answer 41

Interpersonal love

Question 42

Triangular Model of Love, proposed by _______________

Answer 42

Robert J. Sternberg

Question 43

Triangular Model of Love, proposed by Robert J. Sternberg in __________

Answer 43

1986

Question 44

This model suggests that any interpersonal love relationship consists of three basic components.

Answer 44

Triangular Model of Love

Question 45

suggests that any interpersonal love relationship consists of three basic components:

Answer 45

● INTIMACY ● PASSION ● COMMITMENT

Question 46

refers to feelings of closeness, connectedness, and bondedness in loving relationships.

Answer 46

Intimacy

Question 47

Presence of bondedness, warmth, and closeness with another but not intense passion or long-term commitment.

Answer 47

Intimacy

Question 48

refers to the drives that lead to romance, physical attraction, sexual consummation, and related phenomena

Answer 48

Passion

Question 49

___________ is presence of only the passion component

Answer 49

Infatuation

Question 50

refers to the decision that one loves a certain other, and to one's commitment to maintain that love.

Answer 50

Decision/commitment

Question 51

Sometimes, love begins from this stage, or a stronger love deteriorates into empty love.

Answer 51

EMPTY LOVE

Question 52

__________ lovers are bonded emotionally and physically through passionate arousal.

Answer 52

Romantic

Question 53

COMPANIONATE LOVE

Answer 53

Commitment and intimacy without the passion component

Question 54

Presence of commitment and passion, without the intimacy.

Answer 54

FATUOUS LOVE

Question 55

______________ is the complete form of love.

Question 56

__________ love may not be permanent., and is hard to maintain.

Answer 56

Consummate

Question 57

refers simply to the absence of all three components of love.

Answer 57

Non-love

Question 58

The geometry of the "love triangle" depends upon two factors:

Answer 58

● Amount of love-Area of Triangle ● Balance of love-Shape of Triangle

Question 59

The possibility of Multiple Triangles by:

Answer 59

Michele Acker and Mark Davis (1992)

Question 60

This can exist because individuals can experience each component of love more intensely than another.

Answer 60

Multiple triangles

Question 61

Viewing of progress and depth of relationship.

Answer 61

Real triangles

Question 62

Ideal qualities of partner/relationship.

Answer 62

Ideal triangles

Question 63

- Ideas of how partner views the relationship.

Answer 63

Perceived triangles

Question 64

Although he predicted the stages of a person's love for another person, he did not specify a time or point in the relationship when the stages would evolve.

Answer 64

LIMITATIONS

Question 65

He does not specify whether the different parts of love are dependent on duration of relationship or on the particular stage that relationship has reached.

Answer 65

LIMITATIONS

Question 66

Large numbers of unique and different love stories convey different ways of how love is understood.

Answer 66

Love as a Story:

Question 67

The two theories create:

Answer 67

Sternberg's Duplex theory of love.

Question 68

Same as Triangular theory of Love, but the emotions manifest itself in the negative spectrum.

Answer 68

Triangular Theory of Hate

Question 69

Triangular Theory of Hate;

Answer 69

1. Negotiation of Intimacy 2. Passion in the hate 3. Commitment in hate

Question 70

Contempt for targeted group.

Answer 70

Commitment in hate

Question 71

Response to a threat.

Answer 71

Passion in the hate

Question 72

Seeking of distance.

Answer 72

Negotiation of Intimacy