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Robert Sternberg views love as a triangle whose three sides include all of the following except |
| | A) | friendship |
| | B) | commitment |
| | C) | intimacy |
| | D) | passion |
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Compared to North Americans, Asians may be less vulnerable to disillusionment in love relationships because they |
| | A) | are less susceptible to relative deprivation and to the adaptation-level phenomenon |
| | B) | are more likely to substitute ludus for eros |
| | C) | experience a greater variety of emotionally arousing situations that are steered into passionate love |
| | D) | are less focused on personal feelings and more concerned with practical aspects of social attachments |
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According to two-factor theory, emotion is a result of |
| | A) | motives and thoughts |
| | B) | rewards and punishments |
| | C) | nature and nurture |
| | D) | arousal and a label |
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Compared to men who were interviewed on a low, solid bridge, men interviewed on a narrow, wobbly bridge liked a |
| | A) | female interviewer less |
| | B) | male interviewer more |
| | C) | female interviewer more |
| | D) | male interviewer less |
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People who are skilled in managing first impressions but who tend to be less committed to deep and enduring relationships are |
| | A) | high in self-monitoring |
| | B) | low in self-monitoring |
| | C) | high in authoritarianism |
| | D) | low in authoritarianism |
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Studies of men and women falling in and out of love have revealed that men tend to |
| | A) | fall more readily in love and more readily out of love |
| | B) | fall more readily in love and more slowly out of love |
| | C) | fall more slowly in love and more slowly out of love |
| | D) | fall more slowly in love and more readily out of love |
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Which of the following is true of self-disclosure? |
| | A) | disclosure begets disclosure |
| | B) | a person who engages in self-disclosure is always liked more |
| | C) | a person who engages in self-disclosure is always liked less |
| | D) | self-disclosure leads to infatuation but not to true love |
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Which of the following is true? |
| | A) | companionate love typically leads to romantic love |
| | B) | self-disclosure reduces feelings of romantic love |
| | C) | companionate love is more likely to endure when both partners feel it to be equitable |
| | D) | all of the above are true |
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An employee who feels underpaid may demand an increase in wages or exert less effort at his or her task. This behavior is an |
| | A) | attempt to restore equity |
| | B) | attempt to achieve complementarity |
| | C) | example of the matching phenomenon |
| | D) | example of the overexposure effect |
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Joe, a college sophomore, has dated several women for short periods of time. His dating preferences are strongly influenced by physical appearance and he quickly ends a relationship in favor of a new partner. Joe is probably |
| | A) | low in self-monitoring |
| | B) | high in self-monitoring |
| | C) | low in authoritarianism |
| | D) | high in authoritarianism |
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Bill and Sara's relationship becomes progressively more intimate as each engages in a bit more self-revelation in response to the other's self-disclosure. Their relationship is marked by the _______________ effect. |
| | A) | disclosure reciprocity |
| | B) | mutual disinhibition |
| | C) | reciprocal disinhibition |
| | D) | reciprocal intimacy |
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Rubin's Love Scale assesses all of the following except |
| | A) | attachment |
| | B) | intimacy |
| | C) | caring |
| | D) | passion |
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Compared to unacquainted male-female pairs who gazed at each other's hands, unacquainted male-female pairs who gazed into one another's eyes |
| | A) | felt greater embarrassment |
| | B) | felt greater affection toward each other |
| | C) | were more critical of each other |
| | D) | later expressed greater liking for their regular dating partners |
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The two-factor theory of emotion suggests that passionate love |
| | A) | has a physiological component that makes it unique from all other emotions |
| | B) | has a physiological basis while companionate love does not |
| | C) | always involves at least two conflicting emotions or motives |
| | D) | is a state of physiological arousal that we attribute to a romantic stimulus |
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Rachel, who is attractive and likeable, telephones Philip for a date. According to the two-factor theory of emotion, Philip will experience the most intense romantic feelings for Rachel if he has just |
| | A) | been studying his geography textbook |
| | B) | been watching a boring television program |
| | C) | come in from a three-mile run |
| | D) | eaten a candy bar |
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