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(1) recreation; (2) intimacy/companionshp; (3) mate selection; (4) status; (5) socialization |
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| expands choices, more educated pickings, get to know someone before actually goign out with them, talk more openly |
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| people aren't honest about themselves; unable to see nonverbal signs; likely to meeto dangerous people; long distances |
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casual and sometimes spontaneous get togethers
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| results from hanging out; anything from kissing to intercourse |
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| reason for cohabitation (4) |
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| (1) linus blanket: highly dependent and insecure partner; (2) emanciapation: gain independence from parental influence; (3) convenience; (4) testing |
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response to breaking up (4)
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| exit: withdrawl; voice: trying to talk through the problems; loyalty: staying in spite of problems; neglect: not facing the problems and just letting things fall apart |
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love between parents and children
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love that is independent of one's feelings for another
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| a harmonious, comfortable relationship |
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disclosure of personal feelings; intimacy develops
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| you do things that requires the other person's presence; (jokes, confidante, sex) |
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| intimacy need fullfillment |
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| as this happens, we are falling in love |
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misattribution of arousal
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attributing the wrong emotion to physical arousal
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intense longing for union with a particular other
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| affection for and committment to someone with whom you are deeply involved |
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love is a pastime, not something in which you get deeply involved
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| a quiet affection for each other; slow but stable |
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| intensely preoccupied with the beloved |
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| marriage between two people who are similar on one or more characteristics |
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marriage between people with dissimilar social and demographic characteristics
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| marriage with someone from a higher socioeconomic background |
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predictors of marital satisfaction
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| length of courtship, age at time of marriage, equity, and committment |
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