Question 1

A securely attached adult would score:

Accepted Answer

A)  low on attachment-related anxiety and low on attachment-related avoidance. 
B)  high on secure attachment ideation and low on insecure attachment ideation. 
C)  high positive on internal working model of self and high on internal working model of others. 
D)  high on attachment-related projection and low on attachment-related repression. 
A)  low on attachment-related anxiety and low on attachment-related avoidance. 
B)  high on secure attachment ideation and low on insecure attachment ideation. 
C)  high positive on internal working model of self and high on internal working model of others. 
D)  high on attachment-related projection and low on attachment-related repression. A

Question 2

On average,divorced adults remarry within __ years after divorcing.

Accepted Answer

A)  1 
B)  2 
C)  3 
D)  4 
A)  1 
B)  2 
C)  3 
D)  4 D

Question 3

List two strategies remarried couples can use to cope with the stress of living in a stepfamily.

Accepted Answer

Have realistic expectations.Develop new positive relationships within the family.

Question 4

Suzie and Richard are cohabitating,whereas Becky and Bernard are married.It is likely that:

Accepted Answer

A)  compared to Becky and Bernard,Suzie and Richard have a more equal relationship. 
B)  compared to Becky and Bernard,Suzie and Richard's relationship will last longer. 
C)  compared to Suzie and Richard,Becky and Bernard feel more emotional strain on their relationship. 
D)  compared to Suzie and Richard,Becky and Bernard have less conventional beliefs about marriage. 
A)  compared to Becky and Bernard,Suzie and Richard have a more equal relationship. 
B)  compared to Becky and Bernard,Suzie and Richard's relationship will last longer. 
C)  compared to Suzie and Richard,Becky and Bernard feel more emotional strain on their relationship. 
D)  compared to Suzie and Richard,Becky and Bernard have less conventional beliefs about marriage.

Question 5

According to Erik Erikson,what must individuals achieve before they can develop intimacy?

Accepted Answer

A)  an identity 
B)  secure attachment 
C)  self-appraisal 
D)  commitment 
A)  an identity 
B)  secure attachment 
C)  self-appraisal 
D)  commitment

Question 6

A research team is conducting a longitudinal assessment of personality development,measuring each individual's personality traits at ages 5,10,15,20,25,and 40 years.Which of the following would MOST likely be found in this study?

Accepted Answer

A)  The closer the ages of assessment,the greater the difference in personality. 
B)  The closer the ages of assessment,the more continuous development appears to be. 
C)  The farther apart the ages of assessment,the greater the similarity in personality. 
D)  The farther apart the ages of assessment,the more continuous development appears to be. 
A)  The closer the ages of assessment,the greater the difference in personality. 
B)  The closer the ages of assessment,the more continuous development appears to be. 
C)  The farther apart the ages of assessment,the greater the similarity in personality. 
D)  The farther apart the ages of assessment,the more continuous development appears to be.

Question 7

Angelina is having some difficulty with her boyfriend.She wants to maintain a close and supportive relationship,but at times she feels smothered by the relationship.Angelina is:

Accepted Answer

A)  experiencing a conflict between intimacy and independence. 
B)  showing the pseudo-intimate style of intimate interaction. 
C)  functioning at the self-focused level of relationship maturity. 
D)  experiencing an imbalance between parental connectedness and intimacy. 
A)  experiencing a conflict between intimacy and independence. 
B)  showing the pseudo-intimate style of intimate interaction. 
C)  functioning at the self-focused level of relationship maturity. 
D)  experiencing an imbalance between parental connectedness and intimacy.

Question 8

What is Erik Erikson's psychosocial crisis for the person in early adulthood?

Accepted Answer

A)  identity versus identity confusion 
B)  generativity versus stagnation 
C)  integrity versus despair 
D)  intimacy versus isolation 
A)  identity versus identity confusion 
B)  generativity versus stagnation 
C)  integrity versus despair 
D)  intimacy versus isolation

Question 9

Since the early 1900s,the goal of maintaining a stable marriage has:

Accepted Answer

A)  become even more important than ever. 
B)  decreased in its level of relative importance. 
C)  replaced self-fulfillment as the most important life goal. 
D)  been replaced by self-fulfillment as the most important life goal. 
A)  become even more important than ever. 
B)  decreased in its level of relative importance. 
C)  replaced self-fulfillment as the most important life goal. 
D)  been replaced by self-fulfillment as the most important life goal.

Question 10

According to the author of your text,relationships in early adulthood strive to balance:

Accepted Answer

A)  intimacy,individuality,and compromise. 
B)  passion,intimacy,and commitment. 
C)  interconnection,independence,and negotiation. 
D)  independence,identity,and intimacy. 
A)  intimacy,individuality,and compromise. 
B)  passion,intimacy,and commitment. 
C)  interconnection,independence,and negotiation. 
D)  independence,identity,and intimacy.

Question 11

What is needed for a couple to remain happy together after their romantic love fades?

Accepted Answer

A)  Research indicates that it is not possible for a couple to remain truly happy after romantic love fades. 
B)  Romantic love involves making a strong and long-lasting commitment to the partner which remains once the romantic love fades. 
C)  Romantic love is replaced by affectionate love which is based on a realistic knowledge and acceptance of the other's strengths and faults. 
D)  Romantic love is replaced by a sense of sexual attraction in which the partners become interested in getting to know one another better. 
A)  Research indicates that it is not possible for a couple to remain truly happy after romantic love fades. 
B)  Romantic love involves making a strong and long-lasting commitment to the partner which remains once the romantic love fades. 
C)  Romantic love is replaced by affectionate love which is based on a realistic knowledge and acceptance of the other's strengths and faults. 
D)  Romantic love is replaced by a sense of sexual attraction in which the partners become interested in getting to know one another better.

Question 12

Kristin and Greg have been dating each other for several years.When Kristin is asked by a friend to describe her feelings for Greg,she explains that she feels a deep sense of caring for him and often desires to have him near her.Which type of love is Kristin expressing for Greg?

Accepted Answer

A)  romantic 
B)  indulgent 
C)  affectionate 
D)  altruistic 
A)  romantic 
B)  indulgent 
C)  affectionate 
D)  altruistic

Question 13

One of the benefits of marriage is:

Accepted Answer

A)  increased longevity. 
B)  more financial security. 
C)  an improved gender identity. 
D)  better cognitive functioning. 
A)  increased longevity. 
B)  more financial security. 
C)  an improved gender identity. 
D)  better cognitive functioning.

Question 14

Which of the following factors is NOT associated with an increase in divorce?

Accepted Answer

A)  marrying late in life 
B)  having a baby before marriage 
C)  low education levels 
D)  low income 
A)  marrying late in life 
B)  having a baby before marriage 
C)  low education levels 
D)  low income

Question 15

According to Ellen Berscheid,the most important ingredient of romantic love is:

Accepted Answer

A)  friendship. 
B)  sexual desire. 
C)  long-term commitment. 
D)  spontaneity in behavior. 
A)  friendship. 
B)  sexual desire. 
C)  long-term commitment. 
D)  spontaneity in behavior.

Question 16

According to the triarchic theory of love,this type of love includes intimacy and commitment,but does not include sexual attraction.

Accepted Answer

The answer of According to the triarchic theory of love,this...

Question 17

In the early 2000s,the percentage of never-married single adults aged 30 to 34 in the U.S.:

Accepted Answer

A)  almost doubled. 
B)  almost tripled. 
C)  more than tripled. 
D)  almost quadrupled. 
A)  almost doubled. 
B)  almost tripled. 
C)  more than tripled. 
D)  almost quadrupled.

Question 18

In general,being single offers the potential advantage of _________ but the potential disadvantage of _________.

Accepted Answer

A)  shared expenses; less income. 
B)  self-reliance; lack of intimacy. 
C)  emotional distance; lack of involvement. 
D)  shared experiences; lack of self-knowledge. 
A)  shared expenses; less income. 
B)  self-reliance; lack of intimacy. 
C)  emotional distance; lack of involvement. 
D)  shared experiences; lack of self-knowledge.

Question 19

Julia,who has just turned 30 years old,has never married.She is likely to feel:

Accepted Answer

A)  content with her independence and freedom. 
B)  more pressure from society to get married. 
C)  resentful that most of her friends are married. 
D)  desperate to find an available partner. 
A)  content with her independence and freedom. 
B)  more pressure from society to get married. 
C)  resentful that most of her friends are married. 
D)  desperate to find an available partner.

Question 20

List and briefly describe the three dimensions of love that have been proposed by Robert J.Sternberg (1988)in his triarchic theory of love.

Accepted Answer

Passion: physical and sexual attraction

A securely attached adult would score:

On average,divorced adults remarry within __ years after divorcing.

List two strategies remarried couples can use to cope with the stress of living in a stepfamily.

Suzie and Richard are cohabitating,whereas Becky and Bernard are married.It is likely that:

According to Erik Erikson,what must individuals achieve before they can develop intimacy?

A research team is conducting a longitudinal assessment of personality development,measuring each individual's personality traits at ages 5,10,15,20,25,and 40 years.Which of the following would MOST likely be found in this study?

Angelina is having some difficulty with her boyfriend.She wants to maintain a close and supportive relationship,but at times she feels smothered by the relationship.Angelina is:

What is Erik Erikson's psychosocial crisis for the person in early adulthood?

Since the early 1900s,the goal of maintaining a stable marriage has:

According to the author of your text,relationships in early adulthood strive to balance:

What is needed for a couple to remain happy together after their romantic love fades?

Kristin and Greg have been dating each other for several years.When Kristin is asked by a friend to describe her feelings for Greg,she explains that she feels a deep sense of caring for him and often desires to have him near her.Which type of love is Kristin expressing for Greg?

One of the benefits of marriage is:

Which of the following factors is NOT associated with an increase in divorce?

According to Ellen Berscheid,the most important ingredient of romantic love is:

According to the triarchic theory of love,this type of love includes intimacy and commitment,but does not include sexual attraction.

In the early 2000s,the percentage of never-married single adults aged 30 to 34 in the U.S.:

In general,being single offers the potential advantage of _ but the potential disadvantage of _.

Julia,who has just turned 30 years old,has never married.She is likely to feel:

List and briefly describe the three dimensions of love that have been proposed by Robert J.Sternberg (1988)in his triarchic theory of love.

Introduction

Biological Beginnings

Prenatal Development and Birth

Physical Development and Health

Motor,Sensory,and Perceptual Development

Cognitive Developmental Approaches

Information Processing

Intelligence

Language Development

Emotional Development

The Self and Identity

Moral Development

Families

Peers

Schools and Achievement

Culture and Diversity

Filters

Exam 12: Gender

A securely attached adult would score:

On average,divorced adults remarry within __ years after divorcing.

List two strategies remarried couples can use to cope with the stress of living in a stepfamily.

Suzie and Richard are cohabitating,whereas Becky and Bernard are married.It is likely that:

According to Erik Erikson,what must individuals achieve before they can develop intimacy?

A research team is conducting a longitudinal assessment of personality development,measuring each individual's personality traits at ages 5,10,15,20,25,and 40 years.Which of the following would MOST likely be found in this study?

Angelina is having some difficulty with her boyfriend.She wants to maintain a close and supportive relationship,but at times she feels smothered by the relationship.Angelina is:

What is Erik Erikson's psychosocial crisis for the person in early adulthood?

Since the early 1900s,the goal of maintaining a stable marriage has:

According to the author of your text,relationships in early adulthood strive to balance:

What is needed for a couple to remain happy together after their romantic love fades?

Kristin and Greg have been dating each other for several years.When Kristin is asked by a friend to describe her feelings for Greg,she explains that she feels a deep sense of caring for him and often desires to have him near her.Which type of love is Kristin expressing for Greg?

One of the benefits of marriage is:

Which of the following factors is NOT associated with an increase in divorce?

According to Ellen Berscheid,the most important ingredient of romantic love is:

According to the triarchic theory of love,this type of love includes intimacy and commitment,but does not include sexual attraction.

In the early 2000s,the percentage of never-married single adults aged 30 to 34 in the U.S.:

In general,being single offers the potential advantage of _________ but the potential disadvantage of _________.

Julia,who has just turned 30 years old,has never married.She is likely to feel:

List and briefly describe the three dimensions of love that have been proposed by Robert J.Sternberg (1988)in his triarchic theory of love.

Introduction

Biological Beginnings

Prenatal Development and Birth

Physical Development and Health

Motor,Sensory,and Perceptual Development

Cognitive Developmental Approaches

Information Processing

Intelligence

Language Development

Emotional Development

The Self and Identity

Moral Development

Families

Peers

Schools and Achievement

Culture and Diversity

Filters

In general,being single offers the potential advantage of _ but the potential disadvantage of _.