Exam 10: Communication in Close Relationships

Envisioning our family members represented in a mobile, with photos of each member suspended by a thread and connected to bars containing images of other members, may help us better understand the idea that

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Question 21

Friendships are more likely to end than any other relationship.

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Question 22

DO NOT USE The person who exercises the greatest amount of conversational control doesn't always make the decisions in interpersonal relationships.

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Question 23

The family is trying to decide where to go for summer vacation.All family members-and maybe even other relatives-get to weigh in with their perspectives until a consensus is reached.

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Question 24

Members of an individualistic culture like the United States

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Question 25

Siblings who are ___________ are often more extraverted and concerned with control than their brothers and sisters.

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Question 26

DO NOT USE The circumscribing stage of interpersonal relationships involves total avoidance of the other.

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Question 27

DO NOT USE Differences strengthen a relationship when they are complementary.

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Question 28

Describe the characteristics of family systems, and explain how they apply to your own family.

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Question 29

DO NOT USE A study of 78 Internet dating profiles showed that about __________ percent strayed from the truth on some level.

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Question 30

One researcher concluded that close relationships "may be the single most important source of life satisfaction and emotional well-being, across different ages and cultures."

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Question 31

Because cultures like Japan and Taiwan are collectivist, people there communicate the same with members of "in-groups" and "out-groups" alike.

(True/False)

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Question 32

DO NOT USE The initiating stage of interpersonal relationships is usually brief.

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Question 33

DO NOT USE Differentiation in relationships is always negative, since it is part of the "coming apart" process.

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Question 34

DO NOT USE Reciprocal liking builds attractiveness.

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Question 35

Discuss the four dimensions of intimacy in a relationship that is important to you.Explain your satisfaction with the intimacy or distance in each area.Relate any other factors (change, independence, culture, gender, etc.) that affect your intimacy in this relationship.

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Question 36

DO NOT USE Talking the most, interrupting the other person, and changing the topic most often are all common indicators of

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Question 37

Focusing on having intimate communication daily will lead to extremely satisfying relationships.

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Question 38

Most family members do their own thing and make their own decisions without much discussion.

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Question 39

An example of a romantic turning point might be

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Envisioning our family members represented in a mobile, with photos of each member suspended by a thread and connected to bars containing images of other members, may help us better understand the idea that

Friendships are more likely to end than any other relationship.

DO NOT USE The person who exercises the greatest amount of conversational control doesn't always make the decisions in interpersonal relationships.

The family is trying to decide where to go for summer vacation.All family members-and maybe even other relatives-get to weigh in with their perspectives until a consensus is reached.

Members of an individualistic culture like the United States

Siblings who are ___________ are often more extraverted and concerned with control than their brothers and sisters.

DO NOT USE The circumscribing stage of interpersonal relationships involves total avoidance of the other.

DO NOT USE Differences strengthen a relationship when they are complementary.

Describe the characteristics of family systems, and explain how they apply to your own family.

DO NOT USE A study of 78 Internet dating profiles showed that about __________ percent strayed from the truth on some level.

One researcher concluded that close relationships "may be the single most important source of life satisfaction and emotional well-being, across different ages and cultures."

Because cultures like Japan and Taiwan are collectivist, people there communicate the same with members of "in-groups" and "out-groups" alike.

DO NOT USE The initiating stage of interpersonal relationships is usually brief.

DO NOT USE Differentiation in relationships is always negative, since it is part of the "coming apart" process.

DO NOT USE Reciprocal liking builds attractiveness.

Discuss the four dimensions of intimacy in a relationship that is important to you.Explain your satisfaction with the intimacy or distance in each area.Relate any other factors (change, independence, culture, gender, etc.) that affect your intimacy in this relationship.

DO NOT USE Talking the most, interrupting the other person, and changing the topic most often are all common indicators of

Focusing on having intimate communication daily will lead to extremely satisfying relationships.

Most family members do their own thing and make their own decisions without much discussion.

An example of a romantic turning point might be

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Exam 10: Communication in Close Relationships

Envisioning our family members represented in a mobile, with photos of each member suspended by a thread and connected to bars containing images of other members, may help us better understand the idea that

Friendships are more likely to end than any other relationship.

DO NOT USE The person who exercises the greatest amount of conversational control doesn't always make the decisions in interpersonal relationships.

The family is trying to decide where to go for summer vacation.All family members-and maybe even other relatives-get to weigh in with their perspectives until a consensus is reached.

Members of an individualistic culture like the United States

Siblings who are ___________ are often more extraverted and concerned with control than their brothers and sisters.

DO NOT USE The circumscribing stage of interpersonal relationships involves total avoidance of the other.

DO NOT USE Differences strengthen a relationship when they are complementary.

Describe the characteristics of family systems, and explain how they apply to your own family.

DO NOT USE A study of 78 Internet dating profiles showed that about __________ percent strayed from the truth on some level.

One researcher concluded that close relationships "may be the single most important source of life satisfaction and emotional well-being, across different ages and cultures."

Because cultures like Japan and Taiwan are collectivist, people there communicate the same with members of "in-groups" and "out-groups" alike.

DO NOT USE ​The initiating stage of interpersonal relationships is usually brief.

DO NOT USE Differentiation in relationships is always negative, since it is part of the "coming apart" process.

DO NOT USE Reciprocal liking builds attractiveness.

Discuss the four dimensions of intimacy in a relationship that is important to you.Explain your satisfaction with the intimacy or distance in each area.Relate any other factors (change, independence, culture, gender, etc.) that affect your intimacy in this relationship.

DO NOT USE​ Talking the most, interrupting the other person, and changing the topic most often are all common indicators of

Focusing on having intimate communication daily will lead to extremely satisfying relationships.

Most family members do their own thing and make their own decisions without much discussion.

An example of a romantic turning point might be

A First Look at Interpersonal Communication

Interpersonal Communication and Social Media

Communication and Identity

Perception

Emotions

Language

Nonverbal Communication

Listening

Communication and Relational Dynamics

Improving Communication Climates

Managing Interpersonal Conflicts

Filters

DO NOT USE The initiating stage of interpersonal relationships is usually brief.

DO NOT USE Talking the most, interrupting the other person, and changing the topic most often are all common indicators of