Question 1

What is the proper order of events in Reiss's wheel theory of love?

Accepted Answer

A)  Self-revelation, intimacy-need fulfillment, rapport, mutual dependence. 
B)  Rapport, self-revelation, mutual dependence, intimacy-need fulfillment. 
C)  Intimacy-need fulfillment, mutual dependence, self-revelation, rapport. 
D)  Rapport, intimacy-need fulfillment, mutual dependence, self-revelation. 
E)  Mutual dependence, self-revelation, rapport, intimacy-need fulfillment. 
A)  Self-revelation, intimacy-need fulfillment, rapport, mutual dependence. 
B)  Rapport, self-revelation, mutual dependence, intimacy-need fulfillment. 
C)  Intimacy-need fulfillment, mutual dependence, self-revelation, rapport. 
D)  Rapport, intimacy-need fulfillment, mutual dependence, self-revelation. 
E)  Mutual dependence, self-revelation, rapport, intimacy-need fulfillment.

Question 2

Outline Lee's typology of love, and review the research that has been done using the concept.

Accepted Answer

Lee's typology of love, developed in 197

Question 3

The version of Romeo and Juliette told in the Middle Ages in Europe

Accepted Answer

A)  Portrayed romantic love among young adults as a highly desirable emotion. 
B)  Indicated that romantic love was dangerous and undesirable. 
C)  Indicated that romantic love did not exist. 
D)  Both (a) and (c). 
E)  Both (b) and (c). 
A)  Portrayed romantic love among young adults as a highly desirable emotion. 
B)  Indicated that romantic love was dangerous and undesirable. 
C)  Indicated that romantic love did not exist. 
D)  Both (a) and (c). 
E)  Both (b) and (c).

Question 4

Companionate love, in Hatfield and Walster's typology, is most similar to which of Lee's types?

Accepted Answer

A)  Eros. 
B)  Mania. 
C)  Storge. 
D)  Ludus. 
E)  Pragma. 
A)  Eros. 
B)  Mania. 
C)  Storge. 
D)  Ludus. 
E)  Pragma.

Question 5

The best answer to the question "Is Love Universal?" is probably

Accepted Answer

A)  Yes, all societies have had some form of romantic love. 
B)  No, some societies lack any kind of love. 
C)  Romantic love for mate selection does not exist universally. 
D)  Romantic love exists only in hunting-gathering societies. 
E)  Romantic love exists only in agricultural societies. 
A)  Yes, all societies have had some form of romantic love. 
B)  No, some societies lack any kind of love. 
C)  Romantic love for mate selection does not exist universally. 
D)  Romantic love exists only in hunting-gathering societies. 
E)  Romantic love exists only in agricultural societies.

Question 6

Present and evaluate individualistic compatibility theories of love.

Accepted Answer

Individualistic compatibility theories o

Question 7

An affectionate, companionate style of loving is

Accepted Answer

A)  Agape. 
B)  Mania. 
C)  Storge. 
D)  Ludus. 
E)  Pragma. 
A)  Agape. 
B)  Mania. 
C)  Storge. 
D)  Ludus. 
E)  Pragma.

Question 8

According to Cancian's "Feminization of love,"

Accepted Answer

A)  Women are biologically designed to love more than men do. 
B)  Men are biologically designed to love more than women do. 
C)  Women and men are biologically designed to love equally. 
D)  Women appear to love more because love is measured with a feminine-biased ruler. 
E)  Men appear to love more because love is measured with a masculine-biased ruler. 
A)  Women are biologically designed to love more than men do. 
B)  Men are biologically designed to love more than women do. 
C)  Women and men are biologically designed to love equally. 
D)  Women appear to love more because love is measured with a feminine-biased ruler. 
E)  Men appear to love more because love is measured with a masculine-biased ruler.

Question 9

the "principle of least interest" is the idea that

Accepted Answer

A)  The partner who cares the least about the relationship has the most power. 
B)  The nicest people are the least interesting in relationships. 
C)  The less interest one earns, the safer the investment. 
D)  The people with the least interest in getting married end up having the best marriages. 
E)  The fewer interests a couple shares the more likely the relationship is to end. 
A)  The partner who cares the least about the relationship has the most power. 
B)  The nicest people are the least interesting in relationships. 
C)  The less interest one earns, the safer the investment. 
D)  The people with the least interest in getting married end up having the best marriages. 
E)  The fewer interests a couple shares the more likely the relationship is to end.

Question 10

Value theories of love

Accepted Answer

A)  Suggest that individuals will be attracted to others with similar role expectations. 
B)  Have received no empirical support-couples values are always different. 
C)  Have not demonstrated that similarity of values is the cause of the initial attraction. 
D)  Both (a) and (b) above. 
E)  Both (a) and (c) above. 
A)  Suggest that individuals will be attracted to others with similar role expectations. 
B)  Have received no empirical support-couples values are always different. 
C)  Have not demonstrated that similarity of values is the cause of the initial attraction. 
D)  Both (a) and (b) above. 
E)  Both (a) and (c) above.

Question 11

In a test of sexual strategies theory, What did Buss find about jealousy in men and women?

Accepted Answer

A)  Both men and women thought they would be more jealous of sexual infidelity than emotional infidelity. 
B)  Both men and women thought they would be more jealous of emotional infidelity than sexual infidelity. 
C)  Most men thought sexual infidelity was worse, while most women thought emotional infidelity was worse. 
D)  Most men though emotional infidelity was worse, while most women though sexual infidelity was worse. 
E)  Both men and women thought sexual infidelity and emotional infidelity were equally distressing. 
A)  Both men and women thought they would be more jealous of sexual infidelity than emotional infidelity. 
B)  Both men and women thought they would be more jealous of emotional infidelity than sexual infidelity. 
C)  Most men thought sexual infidelity was worse, while most women thought emotional infidelity was worse. 
D)  Most men though emotional infidelity was worse, while most women though sexual infidelity was worse. 
E)  Both men and women thought sexual infidelity and emotional infidelity were equally distressing.

Question 12

Genetic similarity theories

Accepted Answer

A)  Hold that people are more likely to form bonds with others who are genetically similar to themselves. 
B)  Hold that people naturally avoid close relationships with others of similar genetics. 
C)  Help explain why people are seldom sexually attracted to their brothers and sisters. 
D)  Both (a) and (c). 
E)  Both (b) and (c). 
A)  Hold that people are more likely to form bonds with others who are genetically similar to themselves. 
B)  Hold that people naturally avoid close relationships with others of similar genetics. 
C)  Help explain why people are seldom sexually attracted to their brothers and sisters. 
D)  Both (a) and (c). 
E)  Both (b) and (c).

Question 13

Romanticism was

Accepted Answer

A)  The development of using romantic love for mate selection in ancient Rome. 
B)  An artistic an intellectual movement originating in Europe in the late 18th century. 
C)  The result of a change from hunting-gathering to horticultural societies. 
D)  A theme of early folk songs in the United States. 
E)  Originally the purest form of spiritual love. 
A)  The development of using romantic love for mate selection in ancient Rome. 
B)  An artistic an intellectual movement originating in Europe in the late 18th century. 
C)  The result of a change from hunting-gathering to horticultural societies. 
D)  A theme of early folk songs in the United States. 
E)  Originally the purest form of spiritual love.

Question 14

Research using Lee's love styles found that couples with which love style were most likely to break up?

Accepted Answer

A)  Eros. 
B)  Mania. 
C)  Storge. 
D)  Ludus. 
E)  Pragma. 
A)  Eros. 
B)  Mania. 
C)  Storge. 
D)  Ludus. 
E)  Pragma.

Question 15

Sternberg's triangle of love is composed of which elements?

Accepted Answer

A)  Eros, mania, and storge. 
B)  Companionate, Passionate, and Spiritual. 
C)  Eros, Ludus, and Pragma. 
D)  Romantic love, conjugal love, and dependent love. 
E)  Intimacy, passion, and commitment. 
A)  Eros, mania, and storge. 
B)  Companionate, Passionate, and Spiritual. 
C)  Eros, Ludus, and Pragma. 
D)  Romantic love, conjugal love, and dependent love. 
E)  Intimacy, passion, and commitment.

Question 16

Present and evaluate sexual strategies theory as it relates to male-female differences.

Accepted Answer

The sexual strategies theory, proposed b

Question 17

A "love-appropriate relationship" is

Accepted Answer

A)  A relationship to which the incest taboo does not apply. 
B)  A relationship that has the approval of the participants' extended families. 
C)  An affiliation in which the partners mutually accept the use of the word "love." 
D)  Symbolically meaningless to the participants. 
E)  Never established until the couple gets married. 
A)  A relationship to which the incest taboo does not apply. 
B)  A relationship that has the approval of the participants' extended families. 
C)  An affiliation in which the partners mutually accept the use of the word "love." 
D)  Symbolically meaningless to the participants. 
E)  Never established until the couple gets married.

Question 18

Based on evidence in the book, construct a "profile" of a persons who might become violent in a dating relationship.

Accepted Answer

Based on evidence in the book, a person

What is the proper order of events in Reiss's wheel theory of love?

Outline Lee's typology of love, and review the research that has been done using the concept.

The version of Romeo and Juliette told in the Middle Ages in Europe

Companionate love, in Hatfield and Walster's typology, is most similar to which of Lee's types?

The best answer to the question "Is Love Universal?" is probably

Present and evaluate individualistic compatibility theories of love.

An affectionate, companionate style of loving is

According to Cancian's "Feminization of love,"

the "principle of least interest" is the idea that

Value theories of love

In a test of sexual strategies theory, What did Buss find about jealousy in men and women?

Genetic similarity theories

Romanticism was

Research using Lee's love styles found that couples with which love style were most likely to break up?

Sternberg's triangle of love is composed of which elements?

Present and evaluate sexual strategies theory as it relates to male-female differences.

A "love-appropriate relationship" is

Based on evidence in the book, construct a "profile" of a persons who might become violent in a dating relationship.

Defining Family Variation

Studying the Family

Families in Preindustrial Context

Industrialization and Families

Gender, Work and Postindustrial Families

Social Class and Families

Raceethnicity and Families

Mate Selection

Varieties of Sexual Scripts

Population and Family Planning

Negotiating Marriages

Parents and Children

Crisis and Violence in Families

Divorce and Rescripted Families

Family Perspectives, Policy, and the Future

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Exam 8: Forming Intimate Relationships

What is the proper order of events in Reiss's wheel theory of love?

Outline Lee's typology of love, and review the research that has been done using the concept.

The version of Romeo and Juliette told in the Middle Ages in Europe

Companionate love, in Hatfield and Walster's typology, is most similar to which of Lee's types?

The best answer to the question "Is Love Universal?" is probably

Present and evaluate individualistic compatibility theories of love.

An affectionate, companionate style of loving is

According to Cancian's "Feminization of love,"

the "principle of least interest" is the idea that

Value theories of love

In a test of sexual strategies theory, What did Buss find about jealousy in men and women?

Genetic similarity theories

Romanticism was

Research using Lee's love styles found that couples with which love style were most likely to break up?

Sternberg's triangle of love is composed of which elements?

Present and evaluate sexual strategies theory as it relates to male-female differences.

A "love-appropriate relationship" is

Based on evidence in the book, construct a "profile" of a persons who might become violent in a dating relationship.

Defining Family Variation

Studying the Family

Families in Preindustrial Context

Industrialization and Families

Gender, Work and Postindustrial Families

Social Class and Families

Raceethnicity and Families

Mate Selection

Varieties of Sexual Scripts

Population and Family Planning

Negotiating Marriages

Parents and Children

Crisis and Violence in Families

Divorce and Rescripted Families

Family Perspectives, Policy, and the Future

Filters