Question 1

Emotional intelligence includes

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A) responding impulsively to feelings. 
B) responding reactively to feelings. 
C) recognizing feelings as they occur. 
D) rejecting all emotional support. 
A) responding impulsively to feelings. 
B) responding reactively to feelings. 
C) recognizing feelings as they occur. 
D) rejecting all emotional support.

Question 2

The four general parenting styles include all the following EXCEPT

Accepted Answer

A) authoritarian. 
B) authoritative. 
C) permissive. 
D) absent. 
A) authoritarian. 
B) authoritative. 
C) permissive. 
D) absent.

Question 3

All of the following are steps in effective conflict resolution EXCEPT

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A) clarifying the issue. 
B) finding out what each person wants. 
C) not giving in to compromise. 
D) reviewing and negotiating. 
A) clarifying the issue. 
B) finding out what each person wants. 
C) not giving in to compromise. 
D) reviewing and negotiating.

Question 4

The primary problems for single-parent families headed by women are

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A) social. 
B) academic. 
C) religious. 
D) economic. 
A) social. 
B) academic. 
C) religious. 
D) economic.

Question 5

Anxious/avoidant relationships with parents may produce children who,when they reach adulthood,

Accepted Answer

A) find it easy to establish relationships. 
B) are satisfied living a solitary lifestyle. 
C) tend to stay married to the same person for a lifetime. 
D) are inclined to run from relationships. 
A) find it easy to establish relationships. 
B) are satisfied living a solitary lifestyle. 
C) tend to stay married to the same person for a lifetime. 
D) are inclined to run from relationships.

Question 6

Providing ultimatums will often bring a conflict to a sudden and successful resolution.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

One difference between heterosexual and homosexual couples is that same-sex partnerships tend to

Accepted Answer

A) be more egalitarian. 
B) have clearly defined roles for each partner. 
C) have one partner provide for the other financially. 
D) have special legal protections. 
A) be more egalitarian. 
B) have clearly defined roles for each partner. 
C) have one partner provide for the other financially. 
D) have special legal protections.

Question 8

Which of the following is NOT a predictor of happy marriage?

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A) good communication 
B) previous positive sexual experience 
C) agreement on religious values 
D) feeling good about the personality of the other 
A) good communication 
B) previous positive sexual experience 
C) agreement on religious values 
D) feeling good about the personality of the other

Question 9

Intimate partnerships differ from friendships in that intimate partnerships

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A) do not require exclusiveness. 
B) are more accepting and less critical. 
C) are more stable and enduring over time. 
D) include the presence of sexual desire. 
A) do not require exclusiveness. 
B) are more accepting and less critical. 
C) are more stable and enduring over time. 
D) include the presence of sexual desire.

Question 10

Reciprocity refers to

Accepted Answer

A) give-and-take between friends. 
B) mutual respect. 
C) over-dependence. 
D) sexual desire. 
A) give-and-take between friends. 
B) mutual respect. 
C) over-dependence. 
D) sexual desire.

Question 11

Family rituals can best be described as

Accepted Answer

A) methods by which parents control their children. 
B) ceremonies performed for religious reasons. 
C) traditions that build family ties. 
D) regularly repeated daily activities. 
A) methods by which parents control their children. 
B) ceremonies performed for religious reasons. 
C) traditions that build family ties. 
D) regularly repeated daily activities.

Question 12

It is important to finish serious discussions about relationship conflicts on a positive note,even if no agreement is reached.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

The most long-lasting element of love is

Accepted Answer

A) euphoriA. 
B) preoccupation with the loved one. 
C) commitment. 
D) idealization of the loved one. 
A) euphoriA. 
B) preoccupation with the loved one. 
C) commitment. 
D) idealization of the loved one.

Question 14

Argue for or against same sex-marriages using only facts.(Do not give opinions. )

Accepted Answer

Arguing for same-sex marriages using onl

Question 15

List two positive and two potentially negative things about: (1)being single, (2)cohabiting with a partner,and (3)being married.

Accepted Answer

(1) Being single:
Positive: 
- Independe

Question 16

The birth of the first child is most likely to

Accepted Answer

A) cause very little change in a marriage. 
B) reinforce traditional marital roles. 
C) cause an equal degree of change for fathers and mothers. 
D) reduce relationship stress. 
A) cause very little change in a marriage. 
B) reinforce traditional marital roles. 
C) cause an equal degree of change for fathers and mothers. 
D) reduce relationship stress.

Question 17

When you want to have a serious discussion with your partner,

Accepted Answer

A) do so immediately without preparation. 
B) state your concern in a general,not too detailed way. 
C) focus on the whole person,not just one behavior. 
D) avoid blaming,accusing,or belittling him or her. 
A) do so immediately without preparation. 
B) state your concern in a general,not too detailed way. 
C) focus on the whole person,not just one behavior. 
D) avoid blaming,accusing,or belittling him or her.

Question 18

____________ is a constructive response to another's self-disclosure.

Accepted Answer

A) Criticism 
B) Feedback 
C) A nonverbal cue 
D) Issue clarification 
A) Criticism 
B) Feedback 
C) A nonverbal cue 
D) Issue clarification

Question 19

People who have a positive self-concept are more likely to develop successful intimate relationships.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

In cultures where parent-arranged marriages are common,marriages are often

Accepted Answer

A) stable and permanent. 
B) likely to end in divorce. 
C) part of polygamous relationships. 
D) contingent on the fertility of the partners. 
A) stable and permanent. 
B) likely to end in divorce. 
C) part of polygamous relationships. 
D) contingent on the fertility of the partners.

Exam 4: Intimate Relationships and Communication

Emotional intelligence includes

The four general parenting styles include all the following EXCEPT

All of the following are steps in effective conflict resolution EXCEPT

The primary problems for single-parent families headed by women are

Anxious/avoidant relationships with parents may produce children who,when they reach adulthood,

Providing ultimatums will often bring a conflict to a sudden and successful resolution.

One difference between heterosexual and homosexual couples is that same-sex partnerships tend to

Which of the following is NOT a predictor of happy marriage?

Intimate partnerships differ from friendships in that intimate partnerships

Reciprocity refers to

Family rituals can best be described as

It is important to finish serious discussions about relationship conflicts on a positive note,even if no agreement is reached.

The most long-lasting element of love is

Argue for or against same sex-marriages using only facts.(Do not give opinions. )

List two positive and two potentially negative things about: (1)being single, (2)cohabiting with a partner,and (3)being married.

The birth of the first child is most likely to

When you want to have a serious discussion with your partner,

____________ is a constructive response to another's self-disclosure.

People who have a positive self-concept are more likely to develop successful intimate relationships.

In cultures where parent-arranged marriages are common,marriages are often

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