Unit 9: Chapter 9-Attraction and Close Relationships Flashcards
(33 cards)
Describe the need for affiliation.
Define social anxiety.
What is the relationship between affiliation and stress?
Define loneliness.
What are the three facets of loneliness, according to Cacioppo and others (2015)? Identify the factors that are associated with loneliness.
What role do rewards play in interpersonal attraction?
What is the relationship between proximity and interpersonal attraction? Through what process does this relationship develop?
What are the objective factors and the subjective factors that influence perceptions of beauty?
Why are people attracted to beautiful people?
Describe the what-is-beautiful-is-good stereotype.
Describe the benefits and costs of being physically beautiful.
How do similarity and dissimilarity influence our attraction to people during initial encounters?
Describe the matching hypothesis.
Explain the role of reciprocity in early relationships.
What is the hard-to-get effect?
How do we respond to people who are hard to get?
Provide research evidence for and against an evolutionary view of mate selection.
Explain the concepts of comparison level.
Explain the concepts of comparison level alternatives
Explain the concepts of social exchange theory.
How do these concepts work together to influence perceptions of and commitment to relationships?
Describe the equity theory.
In what way is the equity theory similar to the social exchange theory?
How are communal relationships different from exchange relationships?